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Researchers say the footage, captured near the North-West Pacific coast, is the first recorded evidence of the two species working together.

How do we bridge the experiential gap between that of humans and other animals with writing that feels intelligible to us, while reaching for the differences in how other animals sense, think, and act...

From Wed 20 Aug - Sharing their deep understanding of what we're lucky to have in nature and how to repair the damage done, Wainwright Prize-­shortlisted author of Groundbreakers, Chantal Lyons, To Ha...

How do we bridge the experiential gap between that of humans and other animals with writing that feels intelligible to us, while reaching for the differences in how other animals sense, think, and act...

In 2020, Wild Justice won a significant legal challenge against Defra, forcing it to introduce a licensing scheme for the release of gamebirds (Pheasants & Red-legged Partridges) on or near Nat…

This scandalous story gives lie to the claim that the biggest threat to country life comes from city dwellers, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

In Thailand, exotic pets are increasingly popular among the wealthy elite, but few are prepared for a long-term commitment and campaigners say many animals are kept in cruel conditions

Discover the incredible life stories of more long-lost giants as the landmark series returns this May

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Chaired by Environmental Historian, Marianna Dudley, join us for a riveting discussion from three nature writing power-houses, Chantal Lyons, Sophie Pavelle & Hugh Warwick.

Gdynia, a city in northern Poland, has adopted a surprising tactic in its struggle with wild boars.

Scientific Reports - First record of a living coelacanth from North Maluku, Indonesia

Each year, millions of pheasants are released into woods and fields in the U.K. for recreational shooting. As a result the bacteria that cause Lyme disease are increasing.