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Wednesday 08 May 2013
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Helicopters used to blanket spray woodland to stop the spread of caterpillars posing threat to humans.
07 May 2013
| CommentsYou don’t have to live on a cliff top to be at risk – millions of Britons face danger from the sea, argues Nick Crane.
07 May 2013
| CommentsFive visitors to a farm park run by Country File presenter Adam Henson have fallen ill with a sickness bug which has also affected an employee.
06 May 2013
The writer and broadcaster shares nature's best soundscapes.
06 May 2013
| CommentsIn his chapter for Disney's new Club Penguin ebook on using the internet to help children understand nature, MP Zac Goldsmith aims to inspire the eco-warriors of tomorrow
06 May 2013
| CommentsBritain is to bask in the hottest day of the year so far as the bank holiday ends, but don’t pack your coats away yet, it will be back to cloud and rain for the foreseeable future and it could even last until Wimbledon.
05 May 2013
| CommentsGiant ice age animals similar to woolly mammoths that roamed the Earth more than 11,000 years ago may have died out after descending into civil war as their numbers were picked off by human hunters.
05 May 2013
| CommentsBritain is set to bask in the hottest day of the year over the Bank Holiday but guess what? It’s back to cloud and rain for the foreseeable future and the unsettled weather could even last until Wimbledon.
05 May 2013
| CommentsThe warm weather may be welcome but is has caused toxic caterpillars to emerge, sparking fears the creature will spread further than ever this summer.
05 May 2013
| CommentsMore than 50 of England’s most treasured beaches are at risk of being black listed as unsafe for swimming under new European regulations.
05 May 2013
Conservative peer Michael Ashcroft explains why, like Bill Gates, he is pledging to donate more than half of his money to good causes
04 May 2013
| CommentsThe Live Below the Line campaign has raised £500,000 for world poverty charities, says Geoffrey Lean
03 May 2013
| CommentsWho dares pick a bluebell, and who can resist them, asks Horatio Clare
03 May 2013
| CommentsAll creatures great and small in our ever popular animal gallery.
03 May 2013
| CommentsNovelist Ian McEwan criticises arable farmers for ruining the countryside he now calls home.
03 May 2013
| CommentsHRH Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, today presented the Whitley Awards, international prizes for working with wildlife, at a ceremony at the Royal Geographical Society in honour of eight leaders working in nature conservation across the developing world.
03 May 2013
| CommentsScientists claim they may now be able to predict the kind of destructive winds that Michael Fish failed to forecast in the Great Storm of 1987 following research.
02 May 2013
| CommentsGlobal warming increased temperatures last year and caused a record low in Arctic sea ice, UN warns.
02 May 2013
| Comments‘Clogger mussels’ that can grow into colonies metres thick and clog up drains are just one of the “dirty dozen” invasive species that threaten Britain’s rivers and water ways.
01 May 2013
| CommentsBritish cities may have to ban older cars to dramatically reduce the harmful effects of air pollution or face fines from the EU after the Supreme Court ruled the Government is not doing enough to improve air quality.
01 May 2013
| CommentsThe National Trust has updated its list of 50 things to do before you are 11 ¾, because so many children have already completed the list, adding old favourites like playing pooh sticks and making a daisy chain.
01 May 2013
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