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The most recent Irish survey found signs of otter from all counties of Ireland and from sea-shore to mountain streams

KFRI to map frogs with public participation during monsoon 

A new research in Bahamas found that evolutionary change in leg length of a lizards species, in turn, fed back into the environment by making ecological changes

Humans rely on the ocean for many things, including food, jobs, recreation and stabilization of Earth’s climate. But although ocean resources may seem infinite, human impacts like pollution, overfishing and climate change are creating what United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has called an “ocean emergency.” Climate change is pushing ocean…

Conservationists say plan to increase bearded vulture numbers in north-east would be ‘severely compromised’

A specialist disentanglement crew is on its way to try to rescue a whale entangled off the NSW Central Coast. It is the second whale to be entangled off NSW in the past week.

In today’s newsletter: Holyrood plans to restrict fishing have been welcomed by conservationists and condemned by those for whom the seas provide an income – is there a compromise?

Reddit users have issued a plea for every household to leave a bowl of water outside for wildlife as temperatures are set to soar during the coming months

The handfeeding of wild dolphins is a lucrative ecotourism industry in parts of Australia, but the impact of the practice has researchers divided. So, why are experts split on the issue, and what does the science say?

You'd know if you heard the sound of the Western Australian parrot known as the 28. Here's how it got its name.

Rapid evolution in protected havens is stripping threatened native marsupials of the "street smarts" they need to survive and escape predators in the wild, new research finds.