Researchers have found strong indications that the drastic mammal decline in Florida’s Everglades National Park are linked to the invasive growth of non-native Burmese pythons.

Sightings of raccoons, opossums, bobcats and other species have decreased by more than 99 percent with rabbits nowhere to be seen. 

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The black squirrel was first sighted 100 years ago in Bedfordshire. 

But now the "Black Squirrel Project" is adamant to chart the population. So, look out for the elusive squirrel in the UK green scenery.

Cambridge University, Chelmsford University and Anglia Ruskin University are conducting the campaign to find these rare exclusive squeakers. Members of the public have been advised to inform the research group of its whereabouts if they do see a squirrel finding a home for their nut.

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Major UK supermarkets are seeing a sharp rise of customers becoming more cautious when choosing their favourite seafood products.

Sustainable fishing is on the rise as more registered and certified fishery products are being approved by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC). This drastic move has risen to 41 percent in the UK over the last year. British supermarkets have taken the campaign that was pressured by groups and NGOs to be more considerable when selecting the type of fishes to buy on the shop shelves for our plates at home. Influenced by the elaborate campaigns of environmental groups and NGOs, British supermarkets are now selecting products caught using sustainable fishing practices.

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