biodiversity

New research competition challenges 11-19 year olds to help save the UK’s bumblebees

Red squirrel reintroductions move to Sutherland in new phase of groundbreaking project.

Climate change, pollution and human actions are responsible for a staggering 318 animal extinctions to date, new research shows.

Latest: three men and one woman arrested on suspicion of criminal damage.

North Sea cod is coming off the menu again for consumers who care their fish supper is sustainable.

Plan to restore and rewild 25 percent of the UK to combat climate crisis put forward by progressive think tank Common Wealth.

Scientists have discovered that the supposedly fearsome creatures cannot thrive near large human populations.

Free mammal tracking app allows users to build a personal library of sightings.

First global analysis of world’s most abundant creatures reveals more animals live in the far north than the tropics.

Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety report reveals impact of trillions of discarded cigarette butts have on biodiversity.

Simple changes to how our parks, public spaces and roadsides are managed could give pollinators a brighter future.

The Forestry England site at Cropton Forest is the home of a new kit of beavers.

Field after field of barren grassy hills is neither ecologically desirable nor essential. We desperately need to break up this green concrete by planting more trees in our uplands.

Research from the University of Leeds, in England, and the University of Veracruz, in Mexico, concludes shoppers have to get past 'ick factor'.

Widely-held belief that outdoor cats threaten biodiversity and public health challenged by new research.

Support the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve's call to Pledge for Nature! – a new local initiative to galvanise community action for nature’s recovery.

Organisation behind ideas to restore the UK’s nature on a massive scale hail surprise success of online campaign.

The IPBES report outlines some changes necessary to avoid total ecocide, but doesn't call out the culpable corporate elites nor their vested interests.

The National School of Forestry is participating in Timber Festival to foster greater public awareness of how sustainable forest management defends our living planet.

The state of the world’s nature shows human-driven sixth mass extinction is ongoing.

French Ministries under fire for lack of presence during intergovernmental biodiversity negotiations hosted in Paris.

Intensive agribusiness is causing a global decline in insect populations with serious consequences for humans and the rest of nature.

Megabiodiversity in the Congo Basin can be preserved by sustainable forest management and wood certification.

We are losing species to extinction at an unprecedented rate and human activity is the culprit - can going vegan help?