Researchers from the University of Oxford have discovered that the Himalayan wolf is a unique wolf characteristically adapted to the harsh life in the Asian high altitudes where low oxygen levels challenge all life forms.
Biologists uncover shape of fundamental global relationships that determine bird diversity on islands
Say cheese: image of mice scrapping on London Underground station platform wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year LUMIX People’s Choice Award
Scientists from the University of the Free State, in South Africa, have come up…
Exhibition runs 17th April – 4th May 2020, at Somerset House The World Photography…
A new study by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) and the University of Turin shows how to minimise impacts of urban growth on bats at a time when the need for new housing often hits the headlines.
International wildlife charity Born Free has launched a new appeal – Elsa Italia – to provide lifetime care for an ex-circus lioness in Italy.
The 2020 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are now open for entries!
Now in its fifth year, Bird Photographer of the Year (BPOTY) is pleased to announce the release of the 2020 shortlist of this prestigious competition.
International wildlife charity Born Free is delighted to announce the winners of the Last Chance to Paint Awards.
Top Maasai elder joins campaigners to deliver 1 million-signature petition for total ban on hunting trophy imports and exports
The winners of the 2019 Travel Photographer of the Year awards are revealed.
Hedgehog mortality on roads . Mammal charities identify worst areas for hedgehog road deaths.
GDT European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020 call for entries
Information collected by British Trust for Ornithology volunteer bird ringers and nest recorders provides an insight into how some of our resident and migratory birds fared during the 2019 breeding season.
Enter the 2020 Audubon Photography Awards, North America’s Premier Bird Photo Contest. Submissions for the renowned photography competition are now open until April 6, 2020.
A pioneering conservation project, to save the world’s rarest duck, has hit a key milestone well ahead of expectations.
The search is on to find the next winner of Close-up Photographer of the Year,
Last of the lions? The ongoing battle to prevent lion extinction by 2031
The world’s rarest wader has been thrown a lifeline after two spoon-billed sandpiper chicks hatched at WWT Slimbridge in Gloucestershire.
Judges and new categories announced for the 2020 Galapagos Photography Competition. Judges include series producer of BBC’s Blue Planet II, Mark Brownlow, science and wildlife presenter, Liz Bonnin, and professional photographer, Jay McLaughlin
Wildscreen evolves Panda Awards and introduces Official Selection for 2020
A Short-eared Owl, fitted with a satellite tag while breeding in Scotland, has been tracked to Morocco, revealing significant new information for British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) researchers.
The competition European Wildlife Photographer of the Year of the GDT represents the high quality and specific style of European wildlife photography.
A unique new photographic competition – Animography Photography Awards – specifically aimed at highlighting global conservation issues through the lens of the camera.
The start of December, and a dip in temperatures, has seen the first ‘swanfall’ at WWT Slimbridge, with more than 50 majestic Bewick’s swans arriving at the end of the final leg of their migration.
A social campaign that aims to create buzz among targeted communities, equally interested in a friendly environment and social commitment, with the main goal to save the bees and the planet.
Galapagos Conservation Trust partners with Dr Sarah Darwin to shine a light on the threats facing Darwin’s birds
SIGMA CINE LENS “Art Prime” Launch of a new /i Technology-compatible PL mount lensin the FF High Speed Prime Line
With cutting-edge technology, SIGMA’s new “Classic Art Prime” offers unrivalled expression for artists.
Antarctic penguins have been on the forefront of climate change, experiencing massive changes to their natural habitat as the world’s temperatures and human activity in the region have increased.
Wanting to end the year on a high, and spread festive cheer and hope to animal lovers around the world, international wildlife charity Born Free has today released 19 conservation successes for 2019
World-class international photo competition awards captivating wildlife and
conservation images with cash prizes and museum exhibit
The public can now have their say in the Natural History Museum’s world-renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, by voting for the winner of the LUMIX People’s Choice Award
WWT’s founder Sir Peter Scott began studying the birds in the sixties and his research continues to inspire new generations of conservationists to make their own discoveries.
Not fussy about food: new research about pine martens gives hope for this endangered species
The Wild Bird Populations in the UK, 1970-2018 report shows that after years of decline, and despite a poor 2018 breeding season, there are the signs of recovery for at least some of our wild birds.
A group of 32 juvenile elephants are being held in captivity in China after being flown out of Zimbabwe from Victoria Falls airport two weeks ago
The funniest and most popular photography competition in the world – The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards 2019 announce the winners
