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Australia's largest seagrass restoration project is helping to stop Western Australia's dwindling fish populations from disappearing forever.

In 1923, Te Rangi Hīroa (Sir Peter Buck) documented the last confirmed capture of a special fish – the upokororo or New Zealand grayling.

Random holes popping up in your garden this spring could be a sign of echidnas if you've got lots of ants, grubs, and things they love to eat on your property.

Rhinos were poached to near extinction in Zimbabwe. Now a private wildlife park is re-introducing them to places they haven't trod in decades.

Asian hornets, which have a mostly black abdomen and characteristic yellow legs, were first spotted in the UK in September 2016

Some 15 Griffon vultures from Spain have been released into the wild in Cyprus to help revive the east Mediterranean island's population that's dropped to just 8-10 birds because of deliberate poisoning, conservationists said Wednesday. The LIFE with Vultures CY group said the large birds were initially brought to the…

Conservationists say 15 Griffon vultures from Spain have been released into the wild in Cyprus to help revive the east Mediterranean island's population that’s dropped to just 8-10 birds because of deliberate poisoning

The National Bee Unit has confirmed sightings of Asian Hornets in the Rayleigh area of Essex - the first time the invasive species has been spotted in the UK since April

The arrival of elderly but still virile Dirk's eight children is a massive boost to the conservation status of the giant Galapagos tortoise, which is an endangered species

Defra has confirmed the news today

Protestors will oppose the "attack on nature" inferred from Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-budget