BBC Highlights Range of Science and Environment Stories in Latest Coverage

A road has divided the forest home of Sumatran orangutans, but new video captures one individual crossing a specially built bridge to reconnect with its separated community.

Freshly released footage shows recovery teams unlocking the hatch of the Artemis II Orion capsule at sea for a cheerful reunion with its four astronauts.

Wildlife expert Steve Backshall expressed elation after spotting two of Britain's last remaining orcas, calling it one of his greatest British wildlife moments.

Iconic landmarks including France's Eiffel Tower and Barcelona's Sagrada Família Basilica switched off their lights for an hour on Saturday night as part of Earth Hour.

A timelapse video documents the 98-meter-tall Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft traveling four miles from the assembly building to Pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

BBC science correspondent Pallab Ghosh outlines procedures for handling medical emergencies involving astronauts in space.

Stunning celestial displays from meteor showers to supermoons captivated stargazers across 2025.

The Met Office issued yellow warnings for severe wind and rain as Storm Benjamin struck England and Wales.

Baroness Kathy Willis discusses the need for green and blue spaces to flow through cities like water does.

Researchers in a specialized lab examine the world's oldest ice samples, which preserve an environmental record spanning more than a million years.

Jane Goodall, the animal rights activist who died at age 91 after a career studying chimpanzees, shared with the BBC how her interest in animals began.

BBC Verify's Ben Chu examines data to assess President Trump's claim that wind power drives rising UK energy bills.

London Zoo in Regent's Park conducted its annual weigh-in, with keepers measuring and weighing more than 10,000 animals to track their health.