Return & recovery on The Trail Cam: Beaver reintroduction, wolf, lynx, bear, White-tailed eagle and raptor recovery and Living with returning species.
A study reveals the unique neck structure that allows gannets to survive high-speed dives, while a five-year initiative in Italy has created safer corridors for the endangered Marsican brown bear.
Long-term data reveals the celebrated narrative of wolves single-handedly restoring Yellowstone's ecosystem is an oversimplification.
A Lincolnshire farmer reports a covey of 26 grey partridges, an unusually large number.
A newly discovered nonvenomous snake from New Guinea has been named Lielaphis slashi after Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash, honoring his lifelong passion for reptiles.
A study tracking mature saltwater crocodiles in Bangladesh found captive-reared individuals settled into new wild habitats instead of trying to return.
Artist Rebecca Howard spent two years visiting English rewilding projects to paint nine large canvases that find beauty in 'messy' natural processes.
Shark scientist Jasmin Graham details a day in Sarasota, Florida, from a dental appointment and aerial drills to grant writing and preparing a survey.
The reopening of Guatemala's Era Dorada gold mine has renewed local fears about water scarcity and pollution, despite the company's environmental promises.
Wild beaver kits have been born in Norfolk for the first time in over 500 years, with a pair of newborns spotted at Pensthorpe nature reserve near Fakenham. The kits are the offspring of two free-living beavers who arrived at the reserve in December, with their origin still a mystery.
Permafrost regions, containing three times more carbon than all living vegetation on Earth, are at risk of reaching a tipping point due to heatwaves and wildfires, leading to massive greenhouse gas emissions.
Wildfires have burned over 23,000 hectares of land in the UK, affecting rare heathland habitats and the species that depend on them. Researchers emphasize the importance of habitat restoration and connectivity in reducing fire risk and promoting recovery.
A new loan from Rewilding Europe Capital will help a Romanian guesthouse expand its capacity, supporting the growth of nature-based tourism in the region.
A 236-million-year-old fossil has provided evidence that a mammal ancestor was giving birth to live young, potentially rewriting the story of mammalian birth.
A recent study suggests that the Common Sandpiper's breeding habits are changing in response to environmental factors.