British Ecological Society

Reversing the loss of semi-natural areas could be the single most generally effective step in bumblebee conservation.

Lava flows tell 600-year story of biodiversity loss on tropical island.

'The natural world is collapsing because of how we live and we will go with it unless we act now.'

Scientists studying Antarctic penguins have hit upon a reliable, low cost method of data collection using the simple time-lapse camera.

The boa constrictor and reticulated python are among the pets that have grown to huge sizes once released by their owners. BRENDAN MONTAGUE reports

The predatory activity of America's smallest raptor could lead to more jobs and a welcome boost to the economies of a number of states according to a new study. CATHERINE HARTE reports

A new report recommends how best to protect and restore a valuable marine ecosystem in west Hawaii - home to vibrant coral reefs, fish, green sea turtles, spinner dolphins, whales, and manta rays. CATHERINE HARTE reports

The British Ecological Society's Agricultural Ecology Group this week releases its recommendations for the future of farming as the UK plans to exit the European Union. It found significant common ground between ecologists and agriculturists. STEVE PEEL reports