Daniel Graham

A two-decade-long study has revealed remarkable examples of ecological recovery since the reintroduction wolves to the park in the 1990s.

A new and striking species of plant from the blazing star family has been found in the high-altitude forests of the Peruvian Andes, highlighting the powerful role citizen science can play in conservation.

Only around 50 critically endangered Apennine brown bears remain in the rugged mountains of central Italy.

The preserved chasm contained an incredible 552 fossils, including the remains of giant sloths, huge armadillos and prehistoric horses.

The researchers, who have been working on Elliott Key since 1985, say the animal has developed an unusual relationship with hurricanes.

Researchers say that what they found in the thermal springs could help them understand how ancient life adapted to an oxygen-filled world.

Until now, the species was the only mammal in California that hadn’t been recorded on camera, say the researchers.

Measuring no more than 2.6mm in diameter, the tiny QR codes are being used to record the foraging behaviour of honeybees in Pennsylvania and New York

Once out in the open, the newly described parasitic fungus, named after Sir David Attenborough, kills the spiders – and scientists know why

Scientists used high-frequency accelerometers attached to radio collars to follow the African wild dogs' movements.

Despite being discovered almost 150 years ago, scientists still know relatively little about this scavenger of the deep.

Researchers say the new findings could help with the protection of native coyote populations while minimising conflicts between people and wildlife.