It’s a scene fading from memory: a tangled hedgerow alive with birdsong, wildflowers bursting from the brambles, and a ...

Imagine standing in the heart of an Irish bog, the ground springy beneath your feet, wrapped in a hush broken only by the ...

Spring signals the end of peatland restoration season across the Peak District and South Pennines. This year walkers ...

The North Wessex Downs, Alfred the Great country, is home to miles of quiet hiking trails; ancient sites such as the ...

The best bluebell displays in Birmingham, Bromsgrove, Kidderminster, Solihull, Walsall, Droitwich, Kenilworth, Stourbridge, ...

the UK’s last major producer of crude steel, in what many see as an effective move toward nationalisation. The decision, taken on Saturday, comes amid fears that the plant’s Chinese owner ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. The Rare Breeds Survival Trust (RBST) has announced the keynote speakers for its 2025 Scotland Native Breeds Conference, taking place on 2025 at ...

On Saturday morning, Humberside Police were called to the Scunthorpe plant following reports of a ... “Today’s intervention by the UK Labour Government is a first step towards securing a ...

COLUMBIA — The Missouri Prairie Foundation held a native plant sale at the MU Bradford Research Center on Saturday. Vendors sold varieties of native plants such as wildflowers, grasses ...

Carolina allspice, a flowering shrub native to Ohio, is known for its fragrant, reddish-brown flowers. The plant thrives in woodland areas and along streams, blooming from mid-April through July.

Many are well-suited additions to any garden, but there is a lot of misinformation about growing native plants, so Jerry is going to do some myth busting! 1. Native Plants Are Drought Tolerant.

When an extremely rare native plant was discovered during road works on the iconic Forgotten World Highway, SH43, local iwi leapt into action. The nationally endangered plant Brachyglottis turneri, or ...