The Bethnal Green Weightlifting Club has been open since 1926. We meet those fighting to keep the East End institution alive in the face of gentrification.

As accusations fly that environmental groups are part of an

The Little Arboreal Ladybirds have made their way to the UK across the English Channel.

Key concepts underpinning undergraduate ecology and conservation courses

Ordinary yellow pineapples were once so precious they were rented for display at dinner parties, but centuries of innovation made them commonplace.

Campaigners have been calling for the qualification for years but plan stalled despite a curriculum being drawn up

Glow Up! New discovery of fluorescing lesser horseshoe bats (Rhinolophus hipposideros) An exciting discovery has been published, showing that two European…

The Loess plateau was the most eroded place on Earth until China took action and reversed decades of damage from grazing and farming It was one of China’s most ambitious environmental endeavours ever. The Loess plateau, an area spanning more than…

Social learning can give rise to shared behavioral patterns that persist as culture within animal communities,1,2 such as bird and whale songs and cet…

“Individual contributions are all too often forgotten, overshadowed, or never acknowledged; lost in the gaps among objects.” - Professor Stephen A. Harris, Druce Curator of Oxford University Herbaria. (Adapted from the foreword to Gem Toes-Crichton’s book.)” In this talk, Gem Toes-Crichton shares h

Discover Gem Toes-Crichton's unique artist's book & the many ways art and science can engage people with plants, history, and photography.

The Trump Administration has finalized drastic regulatory changes to the Endangered Species Act. These regulations will bias listing decisions with unreliable economic analyses, make it more difficult...

How did three humble cabins in an old oak forest in Kentucky in 1898 evolve into a thriving textile arts community today?

More than 2,500 native trees have been planted to form a temperate rainforest in decades to come

Two exciting discoveries have been reported in the last week about our rarest bat species, the greater mouse-eared bat.

Experts say a breeding pair of the species has not been found in the UK for decades.