A stocktake of UK nature suggests 60% of animal and plant species studied have declined in the past 50 years.

Tony Juniper: An absence of positive political debate about the natural world is even more troubling than the decline in UK species revealed by State of Nature report

A "stocktake" of UK nature suggests 60% of animal and plant species have declined in the past 50 years - and one in 10 could end up disappearing.

Manchester plans to make its largest cemetery a nature reserve by the end of the year. So how wild can a city graveyard be?

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From the publisher of Nature and Scientific American, Principles of Science is a series of textbooks designed for the world we live in today. The first textbook in the program, Principles of Biology, is a research-oriented, affordable interactive textbook for university-level introductory biology co...

Almost two thirds of British species have declined in the past 50 years and one in 10 faces the risk of extinction from our shores, according to an extensive new report into the state of Britain's nature.

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Biodiversity is the term given to the variety of life on Earth and the natural pattern it forms. The biodiversity we see today is the result of millions of years of evolution, initially shaped by natural processes, but in modern times increasingly as a result of human intervention. We are an integra...

The tropical forests of the whole of South East Asia have been disappearing fast for years. The WWF and the EIA are now questioning just how long making a quick buck will take precedence over essential conservation.

Smithsonian scientists are gathering wildlife tissue samples from around the world to build the largest museum-based repository of such specimens

London’s heathland, grassland and woodland are under threat, a report launched by Sir David Attenborough tonight will say.