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Some flowers have learned to bounce back after injury, new study finds.

RSPB’s innovative citizen science photography project needs your pictures.

Environmental groups condemn Estonia’s rejection of ‘climate and biodiversity centered’ forestry impact assessment.

Exploitation of wildlife by humans has been increasing the risk of virus spillover.

Researchers from Leeds University found moor land blazes in Greater Manchester in 2018 caused poor air quality over a large region - reaching as far as Bolton, Wigan and even Southport.

We need state intervention that is responsive to experts and to communities, now and as we fight climate breakdown and biodiversity loss.

Relaunch of Polly Higgins's book Dare to be Great encourages self-care, resilience and courage in unprecedented times

UK government admits BP drilling permit process was unlawful. Greenpeace will now apply to have BP’s permit quashed on climate grounds.

Hundreds of wildlife groups worldwide sign open letter to WHO calling for a ban on wildlife meat trade to stop future potential global pandemics.

Rural people living on the frontline of Rio Tinto’s QMM mine in southern Madagascar are seeing their rights ignored, their lives and livelihoods devastated.

The second in a three-part interview on capitalism and climate breakdown from Political Economy for the End Times.

The four-year-old Malayan tiger named Nadia is believed to have been infected by a zoo employee.

Craig Bennett is taking over as the new chief executive of the Wildlife Trusts.

Biological invasions are considered the second cause of recent species extinctions.

The first in a three-part interview on capitalism and climate breakdown from the podcast Political Economy for the End Times.