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A poll shows overwhelming support for a National Nature Service in the UK, with benefits including job creation, environmental protection, and addressing social and economic inequalities.

When threatened rainforests come up in the news, the reference is usually to tropical locations. Yet temperate rainforests also deliver rich benefits to the planet.

Instead of being a nature-led fix for our biodiversity crisis, some fear it could instead be making things worse

THE Yorkshire Rewilding Network (YRN) organised Yorkshires first rewilding festival to connect new audiences with nature.

Where temperatures have been 10 degrees above the seasonal average. india has seen an increase in deaths related to the heat. and here in the uk, its been the hottestjune on record. environmental experts say the heat is causing unprecedented numbers of fish to die in rivers and canals. for more on this, i spoke to dr rob stoneman, director of landscape recovery at the wildlife trusts. these are really grim statistics, and you have brought up quite a few yourself. you have got canada burning so b...

And here in the uk, its been the hottestjune on record. environmental experts say the heat is causing unprecedented numbers of fish to die in rivers and canals. lets get more on this from dr rob stoneman, director of landscape recovery at the wildlife trusts. thank you forjoining us. lets be honest, people like warm temperatures, but clearly it is not good for our wildlife here in the uk. �* , ., ., ., good for our wildlife here in the uk. �*, ., ., good for our wildlife here in the uk. its ...

Foragers for wild mushrooms and garlic in the UK have been taking too many ingredients from protected sites, putting wildlife at risk.

Pore over a map of any town or city, and you might be surprised at how many green-coloured patches you can see."Every single one of those is a potential mini nature reserve,” says Samantha Mennell, the director of the Yorkshire Rewilding Festival.

Experts say foragers taking too much, selling the goods commercially and harming fragile ecosystems

The Isle of Man and North Wales are the first places where The Wildlife Trusts will begin restoring and expanding rainforests across the British Isles, following a donation of £38 million from Aviva.