Eerie trees, prowling tigers and rare dolphin hunting behaviours have been featured at the 2026 Mangrove Photography Awards.
From planting trees to painting streets white, US cities are fighting extreme heat.
In Fiji in the South Pacific, farmers are reading nature's warning signs to predict hurricanes – from creeping Yam vines to hornets nesting.
At least 12 people have died in the fires and Algeria's president has announced three days of mourning.
BBC's Tessa Wong explains what triggered the deadly flood.
At least 270 people have died in the massive flash floods, while more than 800 others are missing.
The powerful natural climate phenomenon, that is developing over the Pacific Ocean, is likely to be the strongest in living memory, the Met Office has warned.
Could changing the school holidays give pupils and teachers a break in largely unconditioned buildings?
Officials in British Columbia are still trying to determine how many homes were lost to the fire, which remains out of control as of Monday.
Makers of some of France's most famous cheeses get waivers on where herds graze due to the lack of grass.
Scotland and other northern European nations are seeing more tourists as people avoid the heat.
Guernsey Water said storage levels remain about 10% below the seasonal average.
London residents who lost homes in 2022 say lessons were not learnt before the huge Stourbridge fire.
Cranwell farmer Joe Ward is defending plans to build a 640-acre solar farm on his land.
The RSPB is considering measures it can take to improve resilience in the wake of a five-week long fire in the Cairngorms.
Guernsey and Jersey are set to have seen the warmest summer ever, says the Met Office.
From early berries to falling leaves, drought is making parts of the West look like autumn.
After last year's massive power failure, Spanish and Portuguese firms are buying battery back-ups.
A wildlife group says "everyone can get involved with protecting nature" by taking part in research.
Hundreds of birds have died at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve from avian botulism, say conservationists.
Some orchards are harvesting just a 10th of their usual crop, and facing an uncertain future.
Experts say a changing climate and increasing demand for water will mean people need to make changes.
The record "is another clear signal of an ocean under growing stress", according to Dr Samantha Burgess from the European Copernicus climate change service.
Rangers and marshals are working to educate people about fire risks on Dartmoor after a dry summer.
