Earth'Not afraid to stay': The Canadians who want to change how wildfires are foughtWith wildfires now widespread and frequent, some rural residents in Canada are learning how to fight the flames themselves and protect their own homes.Jackie, the famous California bald eagle, dies after weeks of intensive careWorld's oceans hit record-high July temperaturesFrom Stonehenge to the Serpentine - satellite images show impact of hot, dry summerDocumentariesDeep Down and Dirty: The Science of SoilNatural World: Volume XWild Horses the Rockies and MeWalking with DinosaursStonehenge: The Lost Circle RevealedHow to Build A DinosaurMountains: Life Above the CloudsDolly: The Sheep that Changed the WorldWild MexicoChanging Planet IChanging Planet: River RestorationHistory of Mother Earth: Gaia UncoveredLife at 50 Degrees CelsiusExpedition Killer WhaleWhy Are We Still Searching for Fossil Fuels?More climate newsWhat he told me made my blood run cold - Michael Sheen investigates Wales' toxic legacyVan on fire by side of road near New Forest 'We've had a lot of close calls': Canada wildfire evacuees wonder if they still have homesBlaze tackled at suspected illegal waste dumpFuture PlanetLife in a heat dome: How do you cool a 100F city?From planting trees to painting streets white, US cities are fighting extreme heat.Bees behaving strangely? It must be hurricane seasonIn Fiji in the South Pacific, farmers are reading nature's warning signs to predict hurricanes – from creeping Yam vines to hornets nesting.World of WonderInside the world's only floating national parkLoktak Lake in India is a living mosaic of floating islands home to the only floating national park on Earth.See moreMore video'That fire came so fast': Wildfire rages in British ColumbiaOfficials in British Columbia are still trying to determine how many homes were lost to the fire, which remains out of control as of Monday.US & CanadaErosion leaves family facing last summer in cliff-edge chaletDeborah Hawksley's holiday home in Skipsea, East Yorkshire, will eventually have to be demolished.Hull & East YorkshireDraycote reservoir update to help with water flowSevern Trent are increasing the size of the reservoir near Rugby in Warwickshire.Record heatwave in South Korea as temperatures soar to 42.5CThere have been at least 19 deaths related to the heatwave which has brought the country's hottest day since records began.AsiaClimate change leads to blackcurrant struggles for RibenaThe firm admits it has been a tough year for growers due to rain, hail, and three major heatwaves.Fans installed in dairy as young farmers adapt to heatOne farm, near Swindon, has installed large fans in its dairy to protect the herd during heatwaves.More Earth13 hrs agoWildfires 'emerging threat' as smoke blown across countyResidents in the West Country saw smoke and ash being blown in from a wildfire in Wales.13 hrs ago18 hrs agoBritain must prepare for El Niño shocks, says MPMP Chris Hinchliff has written to Andy Burnham asking him to chair the climate security taskforce.18 hrs ago19 hrs agoForest funding boost as two million trees plantedA tree planting scheme to boost climate resilience receives £8.7m of funding.19 hrs ago19 hrs agoWork at National Trust site to prevent floodingFlood prevention work is taking place, in a bid to use land as a sponge for the River Severn and River Tern.19 hrs ago19 hrs agoYouth volunteers help rebuild flood-hit villageA group of young people from Birmingham went to a remote village to help set up a rescue centre.19 hrs ago3 days agoShark species changing due to warmer watersMarine expert says some sharks follow prey into south-west England and Channel Islands waters.3 days ago3 days agoHow can landscape recover after devastating fires?Conservationists are working to restore wildlife after recent wildfires devastated habitats.3 days ago4 days agoSeagulls are the thieves of the skies. Here's how to stop them stealing your foodWhen you're visiting the seaside, a simple trick could stop seagulls from robbing you of your lunch.4 days ago4 days agoHow has climate change reshaped drought?The origins of the "flash drought" and how things compare to the conditions of 1976.4 days ago4 days agoWildfire damage could take hundreds of years to recover from, experts sayHabitats belonging to snakes and rare moths have been destroyed after the wildfires this summer. 4 days ago4 days agoErosion leaves family facing last summer in cliff-edge chaletDeborah Hawksley's holiday home in Skipsea, East Yorkshire, will eventually have to be demolished.4 days ago5 days agoExtreme evolution: The animals evolving at super speed to surviveHumans have become one of the world's greatest evolutionary forces. To survive our cities, animals from urban foxes to glass-climbing lizards are responding with extreme adaptation.5 days ago5 days agoWinemakers prosper but veg farms wilt in the droughtGrowers in the West of England search for new crops to grow in a changing climate.5 days ago6 days agoWorking estate adapting to climate changeThe weather means staff patterns are changing, and rangers are working to prevent fires.6 days ago6 days agoVegetables to get smaller and more expensive due to hot weather, farmers warnThis year's harvest could be the worst on record due to the exceptionally dry spring and summer.6 days ago...
