The British Trust for Ornithology is asking the public to take part in a survey to assess the effect of light and heat pollution on garden birds.
The British Trust for Ornithology is asking the public to take part in a survey to assess the effect of light and heat pollution on garden birds.
‘ It is “highly unlikely” ancient woodland would be destroyed under new plans to speed up the planning process, the government has insisted.
The deep biosphere—a realm of sediments buried far below the seafloor—harbors diverse, thriving communities of life, according a new study by scientists at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and the University of Delaware (UD).
Heavy rain and strong winds are disrupting road, rail and sea travel ahead of the Christmas break in parts of the UK. About 3,000 homes and businesses in Cornwall are without power, while 9,000 are without power in Berkshire.
Dozens of Scottish shellfish nurseries will be protected under new legislation that has come into force.
U.S. officials warned today of an “urgent” need to stop the increasing “slaughter of magnificent creatures” around the world, as they announced a “significant” step toward fighting animal poaching.
The Mirror revealed a series of stunning photographs of a 50-ton southern right whale and her calves meandering in shallow waters off the coast of Argentina.
A cave on the northwestern coast of Sumatra holds a remarkable record of big tsunamis in the Indian Ocean.
Hundreds of grey seals have been lost on the north Norfolk coast due to the deadly storm surge, say experts.
In the study, scientists tracked lemon sharks in the Bahamas for 17 years to prove the case.
Researchers say that some monkeys in South and Central America eat as many as 50 different species of fruit a day.
Dangerous radioactive medical material taken when a lorry was stolen in Mexico has been found, local officials say.
Ten whales have died and as many as 30 more are stranded after a pod beached off Florida’s Everglades National Park, US government officials have said.
A two-storey wildlife observatory is nearing completion at the home of one of only two known pairs of breeding ospreys in Wales.
Thousands of wildebeest have returned early from Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park in a move park officials say is rare.
A virus that hit farms in the UK last year came from midges blown across the Channel from France and Belgium, scientists have confirmed.
A new species of wild cat has been identified in South America using molecular markers, researchers claim.
Stories abound of humans brought up by wild animals, but often they are pure fiction.
Seahorses may appear slow and awkward but they are ferocious and ingenious predators, according to a new study.
Plans for a huge wind farm off the north Devon coast have been shelved.
Great tits use different alarm calls for different predators, according to a scientist in Japan.
Scientists in Spain have received funding to test whether an extinct mountain goat can be cloned from preserved cells.
From: Jordanna Dulaney, MONGABAY.COM A recent study from the Biological Conservation journal brings shocking news: every year across the globe, an estimated 400,000 seabirds are killed by gillnets.
Why do crosses between closely related species fail to produce fertile hybrids?
The government is failing to deliver a third of its commitments to protect the natural environment, a report says.
By James Morgan The oldest big cat fossils ever found – from a previously unknown species “similar to a snow leopard” – have been unearthed in the Himalayas.
Eight live big cats, tortoises, hippo teeth and a Rolls Royce upholstered with alligator skin were seized by UK border officials in a record year for endangered animal items.
Four villagers in north-east Kenya have chased down and captured two cheetahs which were killing their goats.
Biodiversity offsetting plans outlined by the government must be strengthened if they are to “properly protect Britain’s wildlife”, MPs have warned.
By Bob Walker Elephants and humans are coming into contact with each other more often in Malaysia. The areas where elephants used to roam are being built upon or used for agriculture. Some favour relocating them to a national park…