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Wildlife officials in Himachal Pradesh are euphoric over the resumed breeding of a highly endangered pheasant species. 
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Kay Haw: Buoyed by warm weather and longer spells of sunshine, wildlife is abundant and provides the potential for some great shots...
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Moves are afoot to get the Kasaragod dwarf cattle included in the list of native cattle breed of Kerala by the National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources (NBAGR), Karnal, Faridabad.
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Bald eagles in Florida continue to expand their range, establishing new nests and securing the future of species that once appeared close to extinction.
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It's very nice of Peter Hain to insist that the Severn Barrage can be built without a penny of government money (read, money filched from your and my pockets). If he can do that then I'm all for it.
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Australian shrub has lost 40% of its leaf width as temperatures rise.
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Protecting Hawaiian dry forests from invasive species and the risk of wildfire is an ongoing challenge for land managers and scientists conducting research on the Island of Hawaii.
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Sangha Trinational -- shared between Cameroon, the Central African Republic and the Republic of Congo; Lakes of Ounianga in Chad and Chengjiang fossil site in China have been inscribed on the World Heritage List, following the recommendations of...
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From the broad-bodied chaser and the large red damselfly to the blue-tailed damselfly, we asked for your dragonfly shots...
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The Environment Agency warns wildlife could be killed after hundreds of litres of toxic oil spill into a river in south London.
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Writing inspired by Nature the subject of a new event hosted by Bath Spa University
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Country diary: Wenlock Edge: We are celebrating the indomitable green: bursting like gutters, thick with life.
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Greg Jones: New tree-planting statistics have been published ahead of the release of an independent report into England's woods...
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In bat species that tend to hibernate alone, population declines from white-nose syndrome in small colonies were much less severe, according to new research.
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Vultures are generally not admired, but maybe they should be: All over the world, these birds do the hard work of gobbling up dead animals and recycling that flesh into the Earth.
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Warm water species are beginning to appear in the northerly seas around Britain...
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Global warming affects ecosystems in complex ways. Now, a group of scientists have shown that there is an increasing danger of algal blooms and low oxygen levels in the Baltic when temperatures rise.
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Thumb-sized shrews “warm up” their bodies before taking the plunge into cold water, according to researchers.
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Endangered Hawaiian monk seals (Monachus schauinslandi) have a bad reputation among some local fishermen, who accuse the 200-kilogram mammals of eating the fish that the humans ...
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