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“Shark!” When you hear this word, especially at the beach, it can conjure up images of bloodthirsty monsters. This summer – particularly on July 14, which is Shark Awareness Day – my colleagues and I are eager to help the public learn more about these misunderstood, ecologically important and highly…

As a devastating wave of bird flu continues to wreak havoc across Scotland, council workers removed the bodies of 330 birds on Stonhaven beach in Aberdeenshire on Monday

The term “temperate rainforest”, or “Celtic rainforest”, has rapidly gained public attention in the UK recently.

More than 600 dead chicks have been recovered from the Long Nanny site in Northumberland in the last two weeks.

A group of scientists gutted an enormous 43ft, 20 tonne sperm whale after it washed up on Nogales Beach on the Spanish Canary Island of La Palma in mid-May - but have now discovered that the ambergris they found inside is worth a whopping £394,000

Andres Garcia was in the water in Key Largo, Florida, when a nurse shark grabbed hold of his foot and refused to let go for around 15 minutes - leaving him requiring stitches

600 dead Arctic tern chicks have been recovered by rangers at Long Nanny Nature Reserve near Beadnell

The lead ranger said adults were also starting to die

The lead ranger said adults were also starting to die