What went right this week: the good news that matters Europe offered ‘scientific asylum’ to US researchers, neurodivergence hit the big screen, and plans for a new national forest were announced Conservation Environment Health Lifestyle Science Society UK World

Bearing nature’s beauty and fragility – snoozing king of the Arctic wins photo contest The shot alludes, judges noted, to the adaptability of wildlife in changing environments, as well as their vulnerability Arts Conservation Environment Lifestyle Society World

Rewilding the curriculum: natural history GCSE to be introduced in the UK One of the first fresh GCSEs in a decade will teach students about the climate crisis, sustainability and the natural environment Conservation Education Environment Society UK

What went right this week: goodbye 'no ball games' signs, plus more A guerilla ad campaign called time on ‘no ball games’ signs, a rare moth was reintroduced, and a ‘brain-pacemaker’ was trialled Conservation Environment Health Lifestyle Society UK World

Researchers put the UK’s pothole problem on the road to recovery Taking inspiration from nature, scientists have tracked down a road surface material that repairs itself Environment Innovation Science Society

Drone tree-seeding trial could ‘revolutionise’ the expansion of rainforests say exponents The UK’s largest woodland conservation charity is enlisting technology’s help to plant thousands of trees Agriculture Conservation Environment Innovation Society