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In 2013, a UK beach began planting discarded Christmas trees to trap blowing sand; by 2026, the project had created 90 metres of new dunes that help defend homes from flooding

More than 2,000 Christmas trees were planted at St Annes beach in February 2026. (Photo: .visitstannes.info) Discarded Christmas trees are being used to help protect homes and businesses along the Fylde Coast in Lancashire, UK. Since the project began in 2013, old Christmas trees have been placed on St Annes beach to trap wind-blown sand…

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Four private Michigan islands spanning 520 acres hit the market for $2.3 million; the deal includes a home, two boats and land protected by a conservation easement

A private group of four islands covering 520 acres along the US-Canada border has been listed for $2.3 million. The sale includes a renovated home, machinery, two boats and a mainland dock slip. Located in Potagannissing Bay and the St Marys River near Drummond Island, the property includes Burnt Island, Wilson Island, Claw Island and…

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Kajal Aggarwal celebrates Janmashtami with family, ‘Ramayana’ actress’ son steals the show as little Krishna |

Actress Kajal Aggarwal celebrated Krishna Janmashtami with her family and shared a glimpse of the festive occasion with her followers. The actress marked the special day with devotion and warmth, while her social media post captured the spiritual mood of the celebration. She talked about faith, love, compassion, and the need to keep in touch…

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Tenith Adithyaa: Meet Tenith Adithyaa: The 15-year-old who built the ‘Banana Leaf Technology’ that converts discarded leaves into bowls and plates at just Rs. 0.94. per leaf as an alternative to plastic

Photo: tenithadithyaa.com While most teenagers are busy with video games or engrossed in books preparing for board examinations, a young innovator from Tamil Nadu seems to have solved a problem the whole planet is struggling with: plastic waste.Tenith Adithyaa spent his childhood not on a PlayStation but in a home lab, brimming with ideas, and…

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‘Shouldn’t have closed door on Mohammed Shami’: Ex-India coach questions Ajit Agarkar-led selectors | Cricket News

Mohammed Shami (PTI Photo) Former India bowling coach Bharat Arun has questioned the way Mohammed Shami has been treated by the current selection committee led by Ajit Agarkar, insisting that the veteran pacer still has plenty to offer despite being out of the national setup.Shami has not played for India since the Champions Trophy campaign…

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‘The Paradise’ release date faces fresh uncertainty ahead of September 24: Makers await for Nani’s decision |

Nani’s ‘The Paradise’ is currently scheduled for a September 24 theatrical release, but the approaching deadline has led to fresh discussion about whether the team can complete the film on time. The film is among the most awaited Telugu releases, and the announced date has already raised expectations among fans and the trade. However, some…

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Meet Steve Irwin: The ‘Crikey’ Crocodile Hunter who wrestled crocs, caught snakes, and rescued lizards at six; today, remembered as the fearless legend who turned wildlife into a worldwide obsession |

Steve Irwin (Photo: Australian Zoo) Steve Irwin, the khaki-clad Australian known to millions as “The Crocodile Hunter,” died at just 44 after being fatally injured by a stingray while filming a documentary off Queensland’s coast. Twenty years ago, on September 4, 2006, the world lost one of its most recognisable wildlife champions.Two decades later, his…

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