European Cities Are Testing Greener Ways to Live With Heat, Energy and Transport
Across Europe, cities are testing cleaner transport, heat reuse, green infrastructure and resilience measures that make urban life more comfortable and efficient.
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New UK Rules Are Moving Plastic Wet Wipes Out of Rivers and Sewers
Restrictions on plastic-containing wet wipes are part of wider efforts to reduce sewer blockages, river pollution and avoidable plastic waste.
A Conservation Scholarship Opened a Route for the Next Generation of Countryside Workers
The BASC Wildlife Fund’s David Gray scholarship supports people studying conservation-related subjects and preparing for practical countryside work.
The National Biodiversity Network Trust Received Support for Nature Data Work
A grant to the National Biodiversity Network Trust supports the data infrastructure behind wildlife recording and conservation decisions in the UK.
European Countries Began Preparing National Nature Restoration Plans
EU countries are preparing national restoration plans under the Nature Restoration Regulation, turning targets into practical restoration pathways.
World Rewilding Day Brought Public Attention to Nature Recovery
World Rewilding Day 2026 gave European and global projects a shared moment to explain how restoring natural processes can help wildlife and people.
A Danube Delta Documentary Showed the Healing Power of Rewilding
A new film connected Danube Delta nature recovery with the wider human meaning of restoring damaged landscapes.
Red Deer Recovery Work Advanced in Croatia’s Velebit Mountains
Rewilding teams in Croatia’s Velebit Mountains are supporting the return of red deer as part of broader ecosystem recovery.
State Land in Britain Could Become More Useful for Trees, Peatlands and Wildlife
Plans reported for government-owned land include prison tree nurseries, peatland restoration on military ranges and wildlife crossings near roads and railways.
Leicestershire Turned to Beavers as a Natural Way to Reduce Flooding
Leicestershire County Council backed plans to explore wild beaver releases as part of flood reduction, habitat restoration and nature recovery work.