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Experts say neighbourhood varieties will suit an area’s pollinators, and that caution is needed when buying generic seed mixes

Jack Putz has studied vines for 50 years. Now he has co-authored a study on how controlling them could improve the health of trees in the world's forests and increase their carbon uptake.

Scientists have given the new genus the name Saurona.

East Riding of Yorkshire council were able to remove 17m carcass without cutting it up in large-scale operation

The Archbishop also spoke of Charles’s priorities as monarch.

The first fatal attack in more than two years reignites debate about rising crocodile numbers in Queensland, but researchers say removing them from waterways is unlikely to prevent attacks on humans.

Several scaleless fish with fanged jaws and huge eyes known as lancetfish have washed up along a roughly 200-mile stretch of Oregon coastline, and it’s unclear why

Sir David Attenborough has reflected on King Charles' love for conservation and believes that the Mponarch "very clearly" understood the importance of the natural world

The broadcaster said the coronation will be ‘deeply moving’

For thousands of years, people in the British Isles lived with and depended on wild animals for food and clothes. The land teemed with species such as deer, boar, wolves, lynx and beavers. Then came farming, population growth and industrialisation. Many species were hunted to extinction and their habitats were…

When fully grown the mammals can reach up to 56 feet (17 metres) in length and may live for around 50 years.