Kokova Magazine

Stuck for what presents to buy this Christmas and want to find something extra special? Then this year give the gift of life and adopt a Svalbard polar bear... Act now. Adopt now. Adopt a Svalbard polar bear.

89 million non-woodland trees ignored by the Forestry Panel in their interim progress report, published on the 8th December: absence of allusion to character trees in both the terms of reference for, and the areas of expertise within, the Government’s Independent Panel on Forestry, results in a lost opportunity that could have serious repercussions for urban and field trees.

CollectPlus' impressive half year results have underscored its position as a viable alternative to the Royal Mail/Post Office's parcel service. The innovative delivery and returns service has doubled its parcel volumes and is now handling over four million a year. The strong growth has been a result of powerful demand from online and multi-channel retailers for its returns and delivery services.

Splitting headaches, sickness, dizziness, dehydration: everyone who's ever drunk too much knows the consequences of it. Alcohol is a diuretic (removes fluids from the body), so drinking excessively can lead to dehydration. Dehydration is what causes many of the symptoms of a hangover.

Durban, South Africa - It's possible to reduce deforestation to near zero by 2020, but delaying action to save forests by even a decade means double the area of forests lost by 2030, says WWF.

A new survey shows that the majority of the British public supports government overseas funding for HIV/AIDS. Brighton, UK: A public perceptions survey conducted by Ipsos MORI and commissioned by the International HIV/AIDS Alliance has found that nearly three quarters (73%) of the British public think it is important that the UK government maintain its spending on HIV programmes overseas.