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A call for guidance on the use of detection dogs for ecological...
Conservation areas help birdlife adapt to climate change
A warming climate is pushing organisms towards the circumpolar areas and mountain peaks. A recently...
Wind turbines aren’t quite ‘apex predators’...
Wind turbines are, it appears, everywhere. Even if you can’t see some on the horizon on your way...
Toxicity in amphibians
In this article, Laurence Jarvis (Head of Conservation at Froglife), takes a closer look at...
Capitalism is killing the world’s wildlife populations...
The latest Living Planet report from the WWF makes for grim reading: a 60% decline in wild animal...
Coyote Champion: An Interview with Camilla Fox
Paula Mackay is a freelance writer/editor, field biologist and communications consultant for...
Every day is Halloween for these eerie insects
With Halloween upon us, it’s worth remembering that living things take part in similar costume...
Tigers confirmed as six subspecies and that is a big deal for...
During my time as a zookeeper I had the privilege of working with both Sumatran and Amur tigers. If...
Mythbusting the story of the STI-carrying cannibal ladybirds
A long, hot summer has brought swarms of ladybirds into British homes, and recent reports that...
Grappling with the ethics of wildlife encounters abroad: Part 2
In the second of this two-part series, Wildlands globetrotter, Katy Schaffer, explores the...
We tracked coral feeding habits from space to find out which...
Coral reefs are an invaluable source of food, economic revenue, and protection for millions of...
Why a wetland might not be wet
Lake Eyre is one of Australia’s most iconic wetlands, home to thousands of waterbirds that migrate...
Grappling with the ethics of wildlife encounters abroad: Part 1
In this two-part series, Wildlands globetrotter, Katy Schaffer, explores the complexities of...
HRA, People Over Wind and the presumption in favour
Mark Rose (Principal Ecologist, CSA) and Aidan Marsh (Director, CSA), discuss the implications of...