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A record number of sightings came last year, and experts fear they may now be breeding during the winter months

Exclusive: Fingers of willow gloves, found in only two woodlands, will be rushed to Cumbria and tied to new trees

Indonesia is hunting for more clues that the extinct Javan tiger may still exist in the wild, a government official said Tuesday, after a new study suggested links between a DNA-tested hair and the big cat.

Asymptomatic cases may seem reassuring for the penguins, but scientists fear they could act as ‘Trojan horses’ for other species

Predatory species, which poses huge danger to bee populations, spotted on 11 March, indicating winter stay

Olive Ridley eggs have good demand as consumers believe that they help cure ailments of eyes and nervous system. Machilipatnam coast in Andhra Pradesh has emerged as a hotspot for illegal procurement and sale of the eggs.

A leading expert says Australian governments are not doing what's needed to save the swift parrot, amid a new estimate there may be just 500 left.

Prime Minister Chris Luxon says New Zealand should axe regulations after environmental protections for an endangered dolphin stopped a SailGP race.

A juvenile tiger that is being rehabilitated in the Anamalai Tiger Reserve (ATR) is yet to have a large in-situ enclosure, which is necessary for the carnivore to learn hunting prey in a bigger forest forest terrain, as per the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) of the National Tiger Conservation Authority…

Crowds gather in Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide and regional centres urging Albanese government to better preserve native wildlife habitats

Recent study suggests humans migrated out of Africa during arid period post-Toba eruption, challenging previous assumptions about dispersal.