A quick look over the headlines from the past couple of days.
Deadly oak disease 'spreading' in UK
The government is stepping up monitoring of a disease thought to pose a serious threat to UK oak trees.
Volunteers recognised as 'green heroes'
'Green heroes' have been recognised for their voluntary services to the environment by the National Trust.
Alys Fowler: making liquid feed from comfrey
Rotted-down comfrey makes a cheap, rich source of food for plants – as long as you can stand the smell.
Climate change is happening too quickly for species to adapt
A study has shown that the speed of evolutionary change is far outstripped by the rate of global warming, meaning many creatures will face extinction.
Ancient woodland in Kent to be destroyed for quarry site
The Hermitage quarry has been given permission to extend into Oaken Wood, the subject of a fierce planning battle.
Heaven-scent: the best roses for your garden
Sarah Raven asks head gardener David Stone to choose his favourite roses from many examples of perfumed perfection at Mottisfont Abbey.
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