A rare Australian marsupial is being genetically modified to save it from extinction. Here's how
Scientists are trying to genetically 'edit' the endangered northern quoll to make it resistant to the neurotoxin of the invasive cane toad.
Animals starting with 'A'
From the adorable aardvark to the mysterious aye-aye, here are 22 animals starting with 'a'
10 prehistoric mega-species that ruled before the dinosaurs
Meet the bizarre prehistoric animals that once ruled the world millions of years ago - and they're not dinosaurs
How nature can help us in creating a greener future
Nature is providing solutions to the climate crisis — but we need to do what we can to help
Whales have their own alphabet, challenging the view that complex communication is unique to humans, finds new study
Researchers have used machine learning to decode sperm whale vocalisations and define a phonetic alphabet for the species.
What is biodiversity and why is it so important? All you need to know about biodiversity, including how it's measured
JV Chamary explains all you need to know about biodiversity, from what it actually means to how it is measured and why it's important
Scientists begin translocation of 2,000 rhinos in South Africa in “one of most audacious conservation efforts of modern times”
The 10-year project gets underway with the translocation of 40 southern white rhinos.
Trophy hunting: Is it beneficial or detrimental to conservation and can killing wildlife for a trophy ever be justified?
Does allowing wealthy tourists to kill wild animals actually
help conservation? James Fair investigates the pros and cons of trophy hunting
There's a bizarre frog in the Amazon rainforest that screams at predators to scare them away. Listen, if you dare…
Ecologists think the clay robber frog's ultrasonic call causes shock and pain to a potential predator, or maybe even attracts a bigger predator, so that the current threat runs away.
Orangutan seen to make cream from a plant to treat facial wound in a world first. Watch the video
Watch orangutan using medicinal plant to heal its wound
Birds
Hargila Army: how 10,000 women saved India's rarest stork
Led by Dr Purnima Devi Barman, the 'Hargila Army' or 'Stork Sisters' movement rescued the greater adjutant stork from the brink of extinction. Presented with the 2024 Whitley Gold Award, Barman now plans to double her force.
High in the cloud forests of Guatemala lives the elusive quetzal, a breathtaking bird that few will see
Guatemala's national bird is one of the hidden gems of Central America. Read the story of one woman's quest to track it down in the cloud forest
Meet the man safeguarding owls in central Nepal
Nepal’s Raju Acharya has been awarded a 2024 Whitley Award for spearheading a ten-year plan to safeguard the country's owls, including the jungle owlet, rock eagle owl and Eurasian eagle owl.
Meet the strange-looking bird making a spectacular recovery amid the skyscrapers of Singapore
We uncover the unique harmony between urban life and wildlife conservation in one of Asia's bustling cities
How do flocks of birds fly so close together without colliding? The mystery explained
Fascinated by the closely co-ordinated manoeuvres of starling flocks and other birds? Phil Gates takes a look at how birds are able to synchronise so precisely - and avoid crashing
How long do birds live?
Just how long do birds live? Stuart Blackman takes a look at the lifespan of birds
How to identify wildlife
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How to identify wildlife paths and beds
Tall vegetation in midsummer makes it easy to spot the regular paths that wild animals take - and where they rested.
How to identify mammal bones on the seashore
Mammal expert Steve Harris discusses which mammal bones you might find washed ashore, and how to identify them.
How to identify baby birds
Identify common baby birds with this handy chart
Roe deer guide: what they eat, how big they are and how to age a roe deer by their antlers
Learn all about the roe deer, Britain's most widespread deer
Heron vs egret: what's the difference between these two leggy, long-necked, elegant birds?
Know your herons from your egrets? Tom Hibbert from The Wildlife Trusts takes a look at some of the differences…
Plants
A tree that can walk? How one 'walking tree' is said to be able to move itself to a sunnier spot
There's a walking tree? Stuart Blackman investigates a tree that is said to be able to move
What's the fastest growing plant? And how does it grow so fast?
Did you know the fastest growing plant in the world can grow nearly a metre a day?
Why are plants hairy?
We take a look at why plants are often covered in hairs
Do dock leaves really help nettle stings?
Ouch, a nettle sting! Time to look for a dock leaf, but will it actually work? In our expert nettle guide we explain why it stings, whether dock leaves help, and more