Explore Beinn Eighe, Britain's first national nature reserve, as it celebrates 75 years of restoration. Walk ancient pinewoods, marvel at jagged peaks, and witness conservation success in Scotland's Highlands.
Northern Ireland's Rathlin Island has successfully eradicated invasive feral ferrets through a five-year partnership, creating a safe haven for endangered seabirds and ground-nesting species.
Joseph Earp's journey from urban skeptic to nature advocate reveals how Tasmania's Mount Arthur offers not escape but the only true reality, challenging modern distractions.
Survivors recount a brutal attack on Upemba National Park in the DRC, where armed militants killed seven, including conservationists, highlighting the perilous risks faced by wildlife defenders.
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A pollution incident in Cornwall has turned a stream and marshland bright orange, affecting bathing water at Perranporth Beach. The Environment Agency is investigating the source.
A woman in Northumberland avoided prison but received a lifetime ban from keeping animals after her pets were found starved to death in a squalid home, with decomposing remains discovered by RSPCA inspectors.
Mexico's monarch butterfly population increased 64% this winter, covering 2.93 hectares, the largest area since 2018, despite ongoing threats from habitat loss and climate change.
The Peak District, Britain's first national park, marks its 75th anniversary as a vital escape for millions, balancing natural beauty with modern challenges like funding cuts and visitor management.
Massive venomous Joro spiders, known for their ballooning ability, are spreading rapidly across the US, but scientists say they pose little threat to humans or pets.
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In Stranmillis woods, grey herons begin their breeding season amid storm-felled trees, showcasing shared parental care and nest-building rituals in a bustling colony.
Discover UK nature reserves and national parks, from Bristol's Leigh Woods to Cumbria's seal colony, offering wildlife sightings and scenic walks in urban and rural settings.
This week's wildlife highlights include a wild boar's German supermarket visit, Uganda's first rhinos in 40 years, and a California slug with unique anatomy serving as a university mascot.
A capybara named Samba remains at large after escaping Marwell Zoo in Hampshire, with zoo officials urging the public to report sightings but not approach the gentle rodent.
Contender, the largest great white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic, has returned to Florida waters just six miles offshore during peak breeding season, offering scientists crucial insights into shark mating mysteries.
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New research indicates that popular crossbreed dogs like cockapoos and cavapoos exhibit higher levels of undesirable behaviours, including aggression, compared to their purebred counterparts.
As winter fades, the Tamar Valley bursts into life with daffodils, chiffchaffs, and blossoming trees. This country diary captures the vibrant renewal of nature in St Dominic's wooded enclave.
Thousands of puffins, guillemots, and razorbills are washing up dead on Atlantic coasts due to severe storms, avian flu, and food shortages, highlighting a climate crisis impact.
Learn how to protect Britain's charming gatekeeper butterflies, with tips from experts on long grass, nectar plants, and citizen science efforts to reverse their 38% decline.
A former paddock in Frome, Somerset, once known for its aggressive stallion, is now the site of a new community woodland project, with 600 volunteers planting trees to honor a local resident and create a lasting green legacy.
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Queensland faces heightened ecological challenges as invasive ant species intensify global environmental turmoil, impacting local ecosystems and communities.
The South African Natal crocus blooms only after fires, using scent to mimic ant larvae and attract bees for a unique reproductive strategy.
New research reveals pesticides and pet flea treatments create unseen hazards for garden birds. Simple gardening changes can protect blue tits and restore birdsong.
Scientists have uncovered the oldest-known recording of a humpback whale song from 1949, offering new insights into marine acoustics and cetacean communication.
Collette Boler, banned from feeding feral cats after 20 years, gains overwhelming support from strangers and charities, highlighting tensions between local regulations and animal welfare.
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The rocky Mani region of Greece transforms each spring into a breathtaking canvas of wildflowers, featuring vast trails of Chios chamomile and peacock anemone that create a stunning natural spectacle.
As the Eden Project marks its 25th anniversary, we explore the iconic biomes, meet staff and visitors, and discover the challenges facing this Cornish landmark.
A fire ant nest discovered in Brisbane's iconic New Farm Park has raised serious concerns about containment efforts failing. The invasive species threatens ecosystems, sports events, and public safety across southeast Queensland.
Hannah Hall rescued a pigeon from bullies in a pub, leading to an inseparable bond. Penny became a viral sensation and inspired a charity to change perceptions of pigeons.
Scientists have discovered the oldest known recording of humpback whale song from 1949, providing unprecedented insights into marine communication and historical ocean soundscapes.
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Merlin Entertainments pledges to release a concrete plan for the future of 15 gentoo penguins at Sea Life London Aquarium by May's end, following intense public and political pressure.
