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You don’t have to be outdoors to appreciate nature’s rhythms, says Nicola Chester

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Worm Moon: How and when to see this week's lunar spectacular – and why it determines the date of Easter

Everything you need to know about the Worm Moon, when it takes place this year and what the spiritual meaning is behind it
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What happens when a lord sets out to rewild the kingdom

He’s a rebel aristocrat on a mission to rebuild an entire kingdom – one where nature comes first. Fergus Collins meets the lord spearheading a nationwide rewilding revolution.
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Think before you reply: This is the hidden carbon cost of every email you send

The unexpected environmental impact of our online lives is bigger than we think. Every email relies on energy-hungry data centres — and the carbon cost adds up fast
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Star-bathing one of the tourism trends of 2026 you have to get onboard with

Just how do you immerse yourself in the night sky? Sky-bathing is the word on everyone's lips this year. Georgie Duckworth ventures to Wales’ Elan Valley to find out what it's all about...
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Is my cat lonely – and should I get another one?

It’s normal to worry about your pet and whether they’re happy as a singleton. Cat behaviourist Jess Williams explains how to tell if your cat is lonely, or is something else is going on.
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What core exercises should I do as I age?

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Why today’s car headlights feel brighter than ever (and what’s about to change)

Dazzling LED headlights are leaving drivers blinded and anxious on dark roads. So why are modern car lights so bright — and what’s being done about it?
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Fresh air, no fuss: These are the 7 best countryside holiday parks in the UK

For a fuss-free nature-based break, check in to one of these holiday parks with easy access to stunning countryside
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The view east from Seaford Head, East Sussex, as evening sunshine illuminates the chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters. The seven peaks on the cliffs run from Cuckmere Haven, where the River Cuckmere joins the English Channel (the Haven is just visible on the left), to Birling Gap, a hamlet in danger of falling into the sea due to erosion. Birling Gap is just visible in the dip where the cliffs meet the shore in the distance, and Belle Tout lighthouse, now a private house, can be seen on the cliff above. In the foreground are the Coastguard cottages. 18/07/2006. Cliff landscape landscapes coast coastline coastlines iconic England English summer South Downs Way walking rambling. (Photo by Jeff Overs/BBC News & Current Affairs via Getty Images)

Ultimate guide to walking the iconic 100-mile South Downs Way

Looking for an adventure? An intoxicating mix of rolling downland, sleepy hamlets, and wave-hewn cliffs makes the South Downs Way one of Britain’s most romantic long-distance walks. Get exploring with our six-day guide.
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What are the best counties in England for dog walking trails?

A survey of English counties pinpoints the best regions to explore with your four-legged friend
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Explore the rolling hills and quaint honey-stone villages of the Cotswolds with these 14 charming walks

The Cotswolds’ softly contoured countryside, elevated pastures, and golden limestone villages make it an inviting place to roam throughout the year. Our guide leads you through some of the AONB’s most beautiful walking routes.
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2km long, 731m tall and topped with a fort-like summit – this giant of Scotland was named by the Vikings

Steep, wild and remote, this Scottish giant is one of Britain's most striking peaks – reaching its summit is difficult, but with spectacular views stretching out across the Highlands, it's well worth the climb.
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