When advertising professional and scuba diving enthusiast Richard Vevers realised his favorite marine creature (the delicate sea dragon) was vanishing into the ...
The loss of tall trees due to human activity may be forcing giraffes to feed on toxic leaves, reducing their health and chances for survival; yet scientists hop...
New research reveals that rising global temperatures could jeopardise today's status quo for many kelp forests, with unknown implications for the productive eco...
A newly-published review of the latest research on seabirds and offshore wind farms has highlighted which species are deterred by the structures and which are i...
New research into the impact that the accelerating loss of sea ice is likely to have on polar bear populations highlights the need for preemptive action as the ...
A comprehensive study published in the journal of Global Ecology and Biogeography has explored the complex relationship between the colour of ants and the t...
Adélie penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) have occupied Antarctica and its surrounding seas since as long ago as 45,000 years. Throughout this time they have endured...
Climate change is having a large-scale impact on the UK's wildlife, with rising temperatures throwing seasonal cycles out of sync. As breeding periods and migra...
When we think of climate change we conjure up powerful images of melting ice caps and hungry polar bears (Ursus maritimus) stranded on ice floes, desperately tr...
There was a time when California’s Central Valley held expansive wetlands ringed by riparian woodlands that together provided habitat for nearly two hundred spe...
