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There could be a record number of the bugs this autumn

In Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park, wildlife that had virtually disappeared in the 1990s has returned. After years of civil war, lions now live in peace alongside gazelles and elephants. Today, scientists come from far and wide to observe hundreds of species in this open-air laboratory. Our France 2 colleagues report,…

This summer offered perfect breeding conditions for the gangly creatures.

Swansea Channel shark anglers have been asked to use 'circle hooks' to prevent more deaths of critically endangered grey nurse sharks in Lake Macquarie.

This lowlands route imbued with centuries of English history leads through fragrant wildflower meadows to a reborn pub

Weather conditions have made for ideal breeding conditions and there are now an estimated 200billion crane flies ready to hatch

One of Australia's "most hated birds" — the noisy miner — is now one of its most common, dominating urban environments and driving out smaller and more vulnerable species.

Amazon, Borneo, Congo, Daintree. We know the names of many of the world’s largest or most famous rainforests. And many of us know about the world’s largest span of forests, the boreal forests stretching from Russia to Canada.

The grey headed and common little-red flying foxes, which are vulnerable to extinction, have wreaked havoc in Bathurst. But now the city thinks it has struck the right balance in finding a solution.