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Green light to seek glowworms after the sun sets

Green light to seek glowworms after the sun sets

Green light to seek glowworms after the sun sets

If you see a tiny green light in the undergrowth, you may have spotted one of the most fascinating creatures in the insect world.


Death of bugs at wastewater treatment site caused unpleasant odour in Waterbeach

Death of bugs at wastewater treatment site caused unpleasant odour in Waterbeach

Death of bugs at wastewater treatment site caused unpleasant odour in Waterbeach

Unsuitable products going down customers’ drains can be a contributing factor, Anglian Water says.


Pressure grows on Cambridge Water to impose hosepipe ban

Pressure grows on Cambridge Water to impose hosepipe ban

Pressure grows on Cambridge Water to impose hosepipe ban

Cam Valley Forum says we must prevent our chalk streams from drying up.


Self-driving bus era arrives as autonomous buses take to Cambridge’s roads

Self-driving bus era arrives as autonomous buses take to Cambridge’s roads

Self-driving bus era arrives as autonomous buses take to Cambridge’s roads

A limited number of morning and afternoon trips are now running on weekdays.


Join Cambridge Zero’s Community Day for climate action

Join Cambridge Zero’s Community Day for climate action

Join Cambridge Zero’s Community Day for climate action

This free event is organised by Cambridge Zero, the University of Cambridge’s climate change initiative.


The amazing nocturnal world of tawny owls and owlets - seen at Kevin Robson’s Cambridgeshire hide

The amazing nocturnal world of tawny owls and owlets - seen at Kevin Robson’s Cambridgeshire hide

The amazing nocturnal world of tawny owls and owlets - seen at Kevin Robson’s Cambridgeshire hide

We visit a stunning wildlife hide for an amazing evening of photography.


Populations of Antarctic seal species halve over half a century as sea ice shrinks

Populations of Antarctic seal species halve over half a century as sea ice shrinks

Populations of Antarctic seal species halve over half a century as sea ice shrinks

Researchers at the British Antarctic Survey says trend is ‘deeply concerning’.


Company involvement in environmental protection and greenhouse gas reduction

Company involvement in environmental protection and greenhouse gas reduction

Company involvement in environmental protection and greenhouse gas reduction

Sponsored feature | Some examples of how businesses are curbing emissions.


In pictures: Bioblitz at under threat Coton Orchard turns up nationally rare moths and 13 species of butterfly

In pictures: Bioblitz at under threat Coton Orchard turns up nationally rare moths and 13 species of butterfly

In pictures: Bioblitz at under threat Coton Orchard turns up nationally rare moths and 13 species of butterfly

Indicator species shows biodiversity of orchard.


Nature in the footsteps of St Paul

Nature in the footsteps of St Paul

Nature in the footsteps of St Paul

Nature Notes | Martin Walters takes us on a trip to northern Greece.


Kingsway Solar Farm will ‘industrialise’ the South Cambridgeshire countryside, warn campaigners

Kingsway Solar Farm will ‘industrialise’ the South Cambridgeshire countryside, warn campaigners

Kingsway Solar Farm will ‘industrialise’ the South Cambridgeshire countryside, warn campaigners

It would cover 1,500 hectares.

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Experts warn River Cam at risk if locks fail as Conservators battle to fund repairs

Experts warn River Cam at risk if locks fail as Conservators battle to fund repairs

Experts warn River Cam at risk if locks fail as Conservators battle to fund repairs

The Conservators of the River Cam says that without urgent financial support it cannot undertake work to Jesus Lock island.


Cambridge’s 38.7°C record could be replaced by 45°C, warns Met Office

Cambridge’s 38.7°C record could be replaced by 45°C, warns Met Office

Cambridge’s 38.7°C record could be replaced by 45°C, warns Met Office

Maximum ‘plausible’ record is 46.6°C.

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Cranes move in as huge peatland restoration project is completed at Wicken Fen

Cranes move in as huge peatland restoration project is completed at Wicken Fen

Cranes move in as huge peatland restoration project is completed at Wicken Fen

The National Trust project covers 590 acres.


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