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Surging seahorse populations in Dorset’s marine reserve
Following habitat improvements in Studland Bay, sightings of these shy marine creatures have increased noticeably.
Seahorse numbers in Dorset's Studland Bay are rising, with recent surveys recording record sightings and signs of breeding. Conservation efforts—like installing nearly 100 eco-moorings to protect seagrass habitats are proving successful. Backed by over £250,000 in funding and strong local partnerships, the project is helping seahorses thrive while raising public awareness through community action and art installations.
Scientists Discover Coral Gardens and New Species Near Antarctica
A 35-day deep-sea expedition to the remote South Sandwich Islands near Antarctica uncovered coral gardens, hydrothermal vents, and potentially new species in one of the most biodiverse parts of the Southern Ocean.
Three Ways to Increase Biodiversity at Work
1. Green Walls & Roof Gardens
Living walls and roof gardens enhance biodiversity while improving air quality and well-being. Green walls filter air and provide habitats, while roof gardens manage rainwater, reduce runoff, and create calming green spaces for employees…
Britain is Europe's Largest Electric-Battery Market
In 2024, global electric vehicle (EV) sales surged by 25%, reaching over 17 million cars. China led the charge with 11 million EVs sold, while Britain became Europe's largest battery-electric market, surpassing Germany. This growth was driven by incentives and emissions targets, with December marking China's fourth consecutive month of record EV sales…
France 95% fossil-free milestone
In 2024, France achieved a milestone with its power grid being 95% fossil-free, thanks to a surge in nuclear and renewable energy production. Nuclear power rose by 13%, making up 67% of the country's energy, while renewables reached a record 28%, with hydropower leading the way…