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Friday 15 February 2008

Earth Your planet, your home

World map showing Man's effect on the planet's oceans

Man's effect on world's oceans revealed

Almost half of the world's oceans have been seriously affected by over-fishing, pollution and climate change, according to a major study of Man's impact on marine life.

A million homes to be built on flood plains | Prince Charles: Domesday climate clock is ticking

Grazing regime helps rare butterflies thrive | Shipping emissions three times higher than thought

Black Necked Heron by Dr Hermann Brehm for Nature category of the Sony World Photography Awards

Sony nature photos

Shortlist for Nature category of the Sony World Photography Awards is announced.

Monkey appearance

Reserve doubles size

Great tit - Nest box survey to record effect on UK birds

BTO nestbox survey

British Trust for Ornithology nest box survey to record effect on UK bird numbers.

Seahorse increase

Resort 'damage' anger

COMMENT

GREENER LIVING

ETHICAL CONSUMER

Julia Hailes: Save 25% on electricity
Home microgeneration technologies

ENERGY-SAVING LIGHTBULBS

The future's bright
All CFLs by 2009

SOLAR PANELS

Photovoltaic cash back
Solar thermal gets thumbs-up

GROUND SOURCE HEATING

Harnessing Earth's power
Nature's free energy

EARTH WATCH

Seven-week-old badger cubs snuggle together on a bed of hay

Badgers in the dark

The badgers of an enchanting valley deep in the Devon countryside have become the unwitting stars of an extraordinary new film. By Tony Langford.

A kite for sore eyes

The sky's alive with a once endangered bird of prey, writes Peter Marren.

Country diary

These sterling performances by starlings are a sure cure for SAD, writes Robin Page.

Tall tales and tartan cats

New documentary counters myths about the wildest of cats. By Jack Watkins.

Journey to Earth's centre

Below Switzerland scientists are preparing an amazing experiment. By William Leith.

CONSERVATION

Reserve plan for Scotland

Nature reserve planned so farming can work with conservation.

Stopping greys spreading

New attempt being made to stop relentless spread of grey squirrels

Ultrasound bat count

Ultrasound synthesiser to help track one of Britain's rarest bats.

Falcon's urban lifestyle

Peregrine falcon is increasingly living in city centres.

EARTH PULSE

The Pulse tracks what's hot in global coverage of green issues, displays the number of stories published in each area and ranks by percentage weekly change.

EARTH GALLERIES

Shark and a seal - Shark pictures show amazing killing display

Shark killing display

Earth galleries index