Reports and Studies
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Nine science-backed ways to help you feel better in 2026
From channelling your anger to writing lists and singing more often – here are some science-backed tips to boost your…
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Saving South Africa’s threatened albatross from lethal fishing lines
On a small boat in the Atlantic, about 27 nautical miles (50km) away from South Africa’s Cape Point, a group…
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The sounds revealing the secrets of world’s most elusive whales
Beaked whales have rarely been seen. Now scientists are using underwater sounds to help identify these mysterious creatures. On a…
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Photographing the hidden world of slime mould
Welcome to the world of slime mould. These images, captured by photographer Barry Webb, provide a close-up view of single-celled…
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Great white sharks face extinction in Mediterranean, say researchers
Great white sharks in the Mediterranean Sea are in danger of disappearing, with illegal fishing contributing to their decline. This…
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Nepal to scrap ‘failed’ Mount Everest waste deposit scheme
A scheme to encourage climbers to bring their waste down from Mount Everest is being scrapped – with Nepalese authorities…
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Why Britain has a deer problem – leaving damage that costs millions
Ben Martill often gazes out of his window to watch the deer roaming below. “In the past few years there…
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The prehistoric shark found in a suburban town in Scotland
Think of sharks and the most common images that spring to mind will likely be of dangerous predators hunting prey,…
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‘After 200 years, we’re seeing this species again’: The lost birds making a comeback in the Galapagos Islands
Freed from the threat of invasive predators, Galapagos birds are performing astonishing feats of return and innovation – 200 years…
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Chronic water shortages dampen holiday mood in Tanzania’s biggest city
At first light in Tanzania’s main city Dar es Salaam, some of its six million residents begin their day with…
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