Good news 💚 More than 430 seagrass shoots have been discovered in the Fowey Estuary, giving conservationists hope that one of the UK's most important marine habitats can be brought back to Cornwall's waters. The new growth was recorded across 50 patches of seabed during summer surveys carried out by Cornwall Wildlife Trust. The findings come despite fears the restoration trial might not succeed when only six seedlings had emerged by the end of April. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck1w…

Beavers can help stop wildfires More places in California are embracing them “They basically build up an ecosystem that’s resilient to fire through the vegetation mosaic then keep it really well watered so it never dries out, never becomes easy to burn”latimes.com/environment/stor…

Great to see so many people joining the days of action across Europe against data centres. I've put down a motion in Parliament for a national moratorium on new AI data centres and for the Government to work with communities to fully assess their environmental and local impacts.

Even from a good distance this red deer stag looked huge with its antlers as it looked down on me from the top of a hill in the early morning mist in Richmond Park. 🦌 #VitaminN

Little Jenny Wren at RSPB Greylake in Somerset last weekend. 😍😊🐦

More than 100 data centres are currently being planned or built across the UK. Imagine living next to one of these monstrosities. Just listen to it.

Funeral Bell - Snowshill. #fungi

Calling all streets across the UK. Rise up and tell your Councils to stop spraying poison on our streets. We want more Nature in our cities NOT less!! @DefraGovUK @angelaeagle @GreenpeaceUK @pesticideaction @natalieben @SheffCouncil #glyphosate #pesticides #naturelovers #wildcity

Rural Norfolk will be devastated with a mega 4,700 acres proposed Data Centre At a time of food insecurity land that could grow crops and help Bees will be concreted over and for what To take our jobs - use vast resources of water Please sign Petition to stop Longmarsh

If they could, trees would be screaming this message—but instead they're showing us—unmistakably—how we're messing up the natural world. This summer's intense and prolonged heat in the UK drove trees into dormancy, but in November, trees are showing us their spring flowers, six months early. Kew Gardens and the Woodland Trust are very concerned how this will affect pollinators and the trees' health. Kevin Martin, head of tree collections at Kew said: "They won’t have those buds again in the spring." He said the true impact of this won't be known until spring 2028.

Which would you rather have? Food, wildlife & countryside or a polluting data centre? #stoplongmarsh #DataCenters #Farmers

9 months on from Channel 4's "Dirty Business" documentary, and the government still hasn't got to grips with the privatised water industry. If you want to keep the pressure on and demand change, sign up to our Week of Action. vist.ly/5rsds

Cork city just now - at least 10 dolphins.

Dear @andyburnham, please 🙏🏻 hear the global pushback on data centres. Protect our countryside. Halt all new projects outside brownfield sites, including Norfolk’s Longmarsh & Apex. @mrjakehumphrey Sign both petitions: change.org/p/stop-longmarsh-… change.org/p/stop-the-south-…

The critically endangered Amur Leopard About 100 left in the wild. Nature is amazing. Protect it. 📹 itseriksen

Hunters are being paid thousands of dollars by the state of Idaho for each newborn wolf pup that they kill. Ecologically vital, noble wolves, which number fewer than 1% of their historic population. It's unhinged. theguardian.com/us-news/2026…

Hundreds of seagrass shoots found in estuary bbc.in/4zE0wZa

Firecrest on the Cornish coast today. It’s been a good Autumn for them so far.

Greenpeace deploys boulders to block trawling in sea protected for porpoises “bottom trawling” – a method of fishing in which gear is dragged across the seabed to scoop up fish that devastates marine life Kudos to Greenpeace theecologist.org/2026/nov/06…