Play Video 1:04 Film-maker Chris Lewis has captured a blaze of red dust covering a beach in Geraldton, Western Australia, as ex-Tropical Cyclone Mangga batters the southern part of the ... Read more

Surfers ride out the southerly swell as huge waves pound Bronte Beach in Sydney’s east. Photograph: Loren Elliott/Reuters Chain-surfers face a wall of water at South Curl Curl ocean pool. ... Read more

As Florida’s beaches shut down in April, part of the state’s pandemic stay-at-home order, Josh Davis noticed something strange in Palm Beach county. “A lot of that beach crowd just ... Read more

Britain’s largest solar farm, capable of generating enough clean electricity to power 91,000 homes, is poised to receive the greenlight from ministers this week. The subsidy-free renewables park is expected ... Read more

Play Video 0:24 A rare white grizzly bear has been spotted in Canada’s Rocky Mountains. According to experts, the colouring is the result of a recessive gene in the cub ... Read more

“This is a time to take a lesson from mosses,” says Robin Wall Kimmerer, celebrated writer and botanist. Her first book, published in 2003, was the natural and cultural history ... Read more

Tamara and Steve Davey cannot help but grin at the suggestion they are “miniature rewilders”. Standing proudly in the weak sunlight on the fringes of Dartmoor national park, the full-time ... Read more

A year ago, Soyoung Lee was one of a crowd of climate activists demonstrating on the streets of Seoul in a campaign inspired by the global school strike founder Greta ... Read more

The head of the Morrison government commission tasked with coming up with plans to revitalise the economy after the coronavirus crisis, Nev Power, is to step aside from his position ... Read more

The dust storms that devastated the US prairie during the Great Depression were the worst ecological disaster in American history. They were also, partly, manmade. Decades of farming in the ... Read more