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The lovebird is unharmed but was being harassed by a number of Jackdaws.

A bacterium found in several wild elephants may explain why hundreds died suddenly in Botswana in 2020.

A town council holds its first Go Green Go Wild day to make children "eco-conscious".

Experts have reconstructed the face of the 'Ice Maiden', an Inca girl sacrificed in the Andes

The climate change summit comes after a year of weather extremes and broken temperature records.

Plans to build desalination plants in Cornwall have been scaled back and delayed.

The displaced residents want authorities to speed up aid as living conditions worsen ahead of winter.

The 100-year rewilding project plan includes the recovery of a rare bird and woodland restoration.

The model helped secure the convictions of four men who murdered Frazer Brabant.

US company Axiom may need one experienced astronaut among four-strong crew, with Tim Peake tipped for role.

Plans for a floating wind farm off north Devon could cause years of disruption, opponents say.

It is believed hundreds of juvenile salmon died after a nearby slurry spill in County Armagh.

Archaeologists say pottery and stone tools have also been found at the site in Orkney.

The government said the rules date back to when the UK was in the EU, but plans to scrap them were defeated.

A local Green Party politician says the government is "failing appallingly".

A consultation is being held on the future of Cannop Ponds after issues were found with its dams.

The naturalist says native woodlands should be a feature of the world-famous, but barren, landscape.

The footprints are laid bare at Yaverland on the Isle of Wight during coastal flood checks.

The carvings of human faces on the shore of the Amazon are thought to be at least 1,000 years old.