All news by author: Nada Farhoud

Despite such a stark message about their future, hundreds of koalas have been killed or injured and left for dead during logging of blue gum plantations

A leap in the number of cars on the roads of the Greater Manchester area could be the cause of a sharp rise in the number of children having to be hospitalised with breathing difficulties and lung problems

The Mirror have exposed a long line of cruel and heartless Brits who travel to Africa to ­ruthlessly slaughter majestic giraffes, lions, zebras and even monkeys

Retail giants like Amazon and Apple have been criticised for not taking enough action against electrical goods ending up in landfill so "fixperts" have waged a war

Plans to build an enormous salmon farm in Cleethorpes - thought to be one of the largest in Europe - are being opposed by locals and activists who say the facility is endangering local wildlife

Tiny pellets are ending up in rivers and seas threatening the environment and wildlife even before they've been manufactured into products like bottles, bags, and toothbrushes

At the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya, scientists have made a ­breakthrough, raising hopes of saving the most endangered mammal on the planet - the northern white rhino

Figures released by the Government show 80% of the lions shot by Britons were bred to be killed in enclosed fields in what is known as ‘"canned hunting"

Industry experts have issued a warning after harvests of citrus fruits in the major exporting regions of Brazil and Florida took a turn for the worse

The RSPCA is facing 'an unprecedented winter crisis' as people give up their pets because they can't afford to keep them

Fans and consumers of the traditional French dish of frogs' legs should think twice, writes Mirror reporter Nada Farhoud, because demand could push the species to the edge of extinction

British peregrine falcons, among Britain’s most endangered birds, are sought after in the Middle East where they are used for racing - and the Peak District has become a hotspot for stealing them

The Mirror Environment Editor Nada Farhoud visited Biffa’s site in Edmonton - the second largest in the country - which processes an average of 5,200 tonnes of recycling each week

After the fox hunting ban, trail hunting was created with the aim of replicating hunting as closely as possible without the illegal element

Pensioner Audrey Elliott was looking forward to spending time with her nephew from Las Vegas only for her home in River Thames in the Berkshire village of Wraysbury to be surrounded by flood water

Sloth bear Chitra was forced to entertain people on streets of India before she was saved by International Animal Rescue and now she has been transformed into a peaceful bear

Henry, along with 170 other dogs, was rescued from a South Korean meat farm by Humane Society International and now spends time with residents of a Brighton care home

A heroic passerby risked their life to save a three-year-old and a driver, rescuing them from a car sinking into flood water as Storm Henk battered Britain, bringing extreme winds and rain

A leading wine cultivation expert says climate change is helping the industry and that this year's vintage will be one to remember

Along with Friends of the Earth, Kevin Jordan is taking the Government to court after he was forced to leave his home and move into emergency accommodation following high winds and tide

Twenty cats and kittens destined for the dinner table were given a second chance at life but work continues to see a nationwide ban

Despite protests from a majority of countries as well as experts and civil activists, the agreement reached at the Cop28 summit did not include a promise to reduce fossil fuel use

Previously common animal species like the Atlantic salmon are at serious risk of going extinct according to a new expert assessment released at the COP28 summit

The Prime Minister held only a small session with political journalists, meanwhile, those of us who report day-to-day on the environment were excluded

Today’s session of the COP 28 summit in Dubai will hear of the critical role the ocean animals play in capturing and storing carbon in the fight against climate change