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Rock band The Cruel Sea will play their first gig in a decade at Byron Bay, to raise...

Here are the top sustainable and ethical fashion brands for anyone who values Mother Nature and cute fashions every season of the year.

Yorkshire Water has partnered with the RSPCA and Wild Aid to relocate two orphaned otters to one of its sites.

Animals are part of the environment and to help ensure they have better lives, here are two campaigns.

PEOPLE have been urged to help name a pair of orphaned otters who are being looked after at a site along the River Aire before being released back…

A PAIR of orphaned otters separated from their mothers more than a year ago during bad weather are to be released at a site along the River Aire.

A WATER firm is working with animal charities to help rehabilitate a pair of orphaned otters at a site along the River Aire.

Business review of 2020: Covid-19 and Trump By Martin Webber Published image copyrightGetty Images image captionFor those still travelling to work, 2020 was the year wearing face masks became compulsory for many The Covid-19 pandemic has not only generated a year of economic dislocation but it is also set to prompt radical long-term changes to how we live and work. In addition, the pandemic once again highlighted the risks humans take by permitting small parts of the food supply industry to ke...

And so pos a great spokesperson for this campaign to get people weaned off ivory so that elephants can have a safe future. >> thank you so much for what you do. peter knights of wild aid. thanks, peter. our top stories are just ahead. im natalie allen. >> and im george howell. cnn "newsroom" right back after the break.

>> emma ruby-sachs, we appreciate your insight on what happened in paris. well watch how it plays out as they take the deal back to their respective countries to have the deal ratified. another potential environmental victory, a new report by the save of elephant organization says that prices for ivory are plummeting in china. peter knight is the head of wild aid and he spoke to my colleague natalie allen earlier about the significance of this drop in the ivory market. listen. >> its fantastic...