In pictures: Rare feathered visitors
Wildlife watchers recording an "incredible run of spectacular birds" to the Western Isles.
View ArticleIn pictures: Expedition to Ecuador
Conservationists travel to vulnerable dry forest to survey its biodiversity.
View ArticleYour pictures: Wild spring rituals
Wildlife spring rituals have been captured on camera by amateur photographers.
View ArticleMammal Photographer of the Year
Winning images from the Mammal Photographer of the Year.
View ArticleIn pictures: How to frame a 'dragon'
Colourful dragon and damselflies are recorded in a survey of two Sites of Special Scientific Interest in the Highlands.
View ArticleBritain's pioneer ecologists at work
Loss of biodiversity in the UK has been a major concern for many in recent years. But across the country, ecologists and volunteers are making strides in preserving the country's vulnerable wildlife...
View ArticlePublic asked to spot woodland moths
The public are being asked to send in their sightings of the UK's beautiful woodland moths
View ArticleHow to identify common dragonflies
How to identify common garden dragonflies and damselflies
View ArticleGiant Amazon fish 'locally extinct'
The giant Amazonian fish 'arapaima' has been fished to extinction in a number of areas
View ArticleRare turtle hatches at British zoo
One of the world's rarest turtles hatches at Bristol Zoo Gardens.
View Article'Mammoth' returns to 'walk' on coast
A replica mammoth is walked along a beach in Norfolk retracing the steps of its extinct ancestors that roamed the area more than 700,000 years ago.
View ArticleIn pictures: Top trunks
Help the Woodland Trust and nominate England's "Tree of the Year"
View ArticleRiver turtle mothers 'talk' to young
Amazon river turtles communicate using vocalisations, recordings reveal
View ArticleWildlife Photography: Tips for Beginners
Some hints and tips for beginners to help improve your wildlife photography.
View ArticleWorking with wildlife: The conservationist
Tips on building a career in wildlife conservation.
View ArticleSummer's wonderful wildflower meadows
What should you look for and where can you see them?
View ArticleRare birds attempt to nest in UK
Two rare birds usually found in the Mediterranean region are spotted building a nest at a nature reserve in Lincolnshire.
View ArticleElephant deaths reach tipping point
Africa's elephants have reached a tipping point, where more are being killed each year by poachers than are being born, a study suggests.
View ArticleDragonfly's super quick reactions
Dragonfly's super quick reaction to "prey" recorded in slow motion by BBC film-makers.
View ArticleDrugs-bust primate given UK asylum
A primate confiscated during a drugs raid by police in the Maldives is flown 5,000 miles to the UK to start a new life.
View ArticleTree-hugging snakes put safety first
For the first time, biologists measure the force applied by climbing snakes and find that they squeeze up to five times harder than necessary.
View ArticleSeals 'brought TB to the Americas'
Marine mammals brought tuberculosis to the Americas before the Europeans arrived, a study suggests.
View ArticleSpiders 'do better' in cities
Female spiders grow larger and have an increased ability to reproduce in urban areas
View ArticleStench of decay turns coral away
Baby coral and fish can smell the difference between good and bad reefs
View ArticleRare antelope births 'fantastic'
The birth of a pair of rare bongo antelopes in captivity is "fantastic news" for the "critically endangered" species, say conservationists.
View ArticleWorld's rarest bird needs new home
The world's rarest bird, the Madagascar pochard, needs a new wetland home
View ArticleMouse on lily tops photo competition
Incredible images from the Ecology Image Competition run by the journal BMC Ecology
View ArticleAncient China fish 'nearly extinct'
The Chinese sturgeon, thought to have existed for more than 140 million years, is now on the brink of extinction, say local media.
View ArticleInky prints show state of hedgehogs
Hedgehogs' inky paw prints point to sparse distribution
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