In 1901, James Atchley homesteaded land in Idaho’s Teton Valley; 125 years later, his descendants have permanently protected 1,686 acres of their potato ranch, which sits on a mule deer migration route from Wyoming

A family ranch near Ashton, Idaho, is now permanently protected by a conservation easement that limits how the land can be developed. The agreement safeguards 1,686 acres of Flying A Ranch while allowing the Atchley family to continue farming and ranching. The move also protects an important wildlife migration corridor used by mule deer travelling…

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California condo neighbours fought for nearly a decade over a single garage parking space; the winner secured legal ownership, but a court rejected its demand to recover $292,544 in lawyers’ fees

Representative image of condo parking A dispute over a single parking space in an Orange County condominium complex has ended with a clear legal winner and an unusually expensive lesson. WCST Enterprises, the owner of Unit 38, successfully proved that it owned garage space 38G-a, the half of a two-car garage that its neighbour Berit…

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A three-bedroom Brisbane house once filled with thousands of books became home to pigeons, wasps and snakes after its owner entered care; the cleared 405-square-metre property is now heading to auction

A once-crowded home in Brisbane’s bayside suburb of Wynnum is attracting attention for a rather unusual reason. The three-bedroom property, which spent years filled with thousands of books, music records and personal collections, was eventually left to deteriorate after its owner moved into care. With the house empty, pigeons began nesting in its ceiling, wasps…

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Scientists tested the six-tonne Altar Stone at Stonehenge after earlier research pointed to north-east Scotland, but a new November 5 study found no matching rock source there, leaving its ancient journey unresolved

The monument of Stonehenge. Image credits: Canva It is surprising how the stonehenge, one of the most recognisable and famous prehistoric monuments, still holds its secrets. One such secret it is hiding is of a six-tonne rock, ironically.For more than a century, scientists have been trying to work out where one particular stone at Stonehenge…

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Kimberly Guilfoyle back to US after shameful exit from Greece; moved in with ex-husband with a hit list: Report

Kimberly Guilfoyle is back in the US after she was fired from her ambassadorship. Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former US ambassador to Greece and ex-fiancée of Donald Trump Jr, has reportedly moved into the Florida home of her second ex-husband, businessman Eric Villency, after returning to the United States following her shameful exit from the diplomatic…

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Indian family seeks help to bring back man’s body after he dies from burn injuries in New Zealand on birthday

Lovedeep Singh Sandhu died of burn injuries on his birthday in New Zealand. The family of an Indian man, Lovedeep Singh Sandhu, is seeking financial assistance to repatriate his body from New Zealand after he died from severe burn injuries on November 4, his birthday.Lovedeep died at Waikato Hospital, where he had been admitted for…

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Meet Aaryan Ghorpade, the North Carolina student who built a prototype for a free roadkill-mapping platform and has now won a first-place award for his plan to make American roads safer for wildlife

North Carolina student Aaryan Ghorpade has won a national competition after creating a free online mapping tool designed to reduce wildlife deaths on American roads. Ghorpade took first place in the 16 to 18 age group of the 2024 “A Voice for Animals” contest with his project, “EcoRoute: Mitigating Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions.” The annual competition is…

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‘Mad Men’ star John Slattery joins Ocean Conservancy campaign to protect oceans, bringing Hollywood voice to global conservation effort | World News

Actor John Slattery, best known for playing Roger Sterling in Mad Men, has joined Ocean Conservancy’s ‘Protect Where We Play’ initiative as its newest Team Ocean Captain. The Emmy-nominated actor was announced as the campaign’s first actor to join the campaign at a New York City Climate Week event on September 24, 2025.The initiative brings…

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Twenty black grouse were moved from the North Pennines to the North York Moors in 2024; the next breeding season produced 12 chicks, likely the area’s first successful breeding in nearly 200 years

Wildlife conservation is tricky. The goal is never just to sustain the animal’s population but also to make the habitat and surrounding conditions suitable for them to reproduce and establish a population. The black grouse, a fairly rare bird in the United Kingdom, has brought encouraging news as part of a conservation effort. But can…

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For more than 60 years, visitors walked through a cave in Spain without noticing hundreds of Ice Age engravings; archaeologists have now identified 280 motifs, making it one of Mediterranean Iberia’s largest art sites

(Image credit: Josep Maria Vergès Bosch and Míriam Salas-Altès/ via Cambridge.org) Not all art is exhibited or put on display. Some of it remains hidden in plain sight, etched into rock and can go unnoticed for centuries, even when people have been walking past them for decades. In a cave in Spain, hundreds of such…

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