Tourists and fishers key to future of rare manta nursery
Scientists from the Marine Megafauna Foundation and Murdoch University are reporting a large number of juvenile manta rays in the waters of Nusa Penida, a small...
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Adders on the Brink – Britain’s Vanishing Viper
by Josh Phanghura
It’s hard to describe in words the concoction of thoughts and feelings that adders resonate through me. Their admirable ability to emerge on ...
New Book Exposes Illegal Animal Trade
Action-packed adventure novel, by Dion Summergreene, exposes real world problem and shines spotlight on animal conservation for next generation.
Gold Coast, Qu...
Astro-ecology: Counting orangutans using star-spotting technology
A collaboration between astrophysicists, conservationists and ecologists aims to save rare and endangered animals
A ground-breaking scientific collaboration is...
ZSL launches Mother Thames campaign
River Thames is thriving wildlife habitat in need of protection says international conservation charity
The murky brown water of the River Thames is actually m...
Climate change threatens Māori plant use and knowledge
Climate change will likely shift the distribution of culturally important plants, hampering harvests and putting long Māori traditions and knowledge at risk. Sc...
Reef manta ray recorded for first time in Eastern Pacific
A pregnant reef manta ray was encountered for the first time at the remote Cocos Island in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, challenging our current understanding o...
Food safety: Dung beetles and soil bacteria reduce risk of human pathogens
Food safety regulations increasingly pressure growers to remove hedgerows, ponds and other natural habitats from farms to keep out pathogen-carrying wildlife an...
UK wild newt species free from flesh-eating fungus for now…
Wildlife conservation charity urges private amphibian traders to prevent Bsal fungus from infecting wild populations
The UK’s wild newt populations...