Budding David Attenboroughs will have the chance to cut their naturalist teeth early next year by taking part in the Mammal Society’s third annual University Mammal Challenge.

The Siena International Photo Awards conducts an annual photography competition on a global level, creating one of the most ambitious and comprehensive competitions in the photography world today.

The British Wildlife Photography Awards 2019 are now open for entry

With more than 40,000 visitors in 4 days and more than 100 exhibitions, Montier is a unique event in Europe for nature photography

First ever close-up Photographer of the Year competition opens for entries.

A Celebration of British Wildlife The British Wildlife Photography Awards proudly announce the winners…

The Society of German Nature Photographers presents the winning photographs of the competition European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018.

In April, evidence gathered by Elephant Family in Myanmar and China revealed the alarming escalation in the illegal trade in Asian elephant skin to …

The ‘L-Mount Alliance’ is a previously unparalleled form of collaboration that will particularly benefit the customers of all three partners. The …

A new study is urgently needed because Tawny Owl populations are thought to be in decline and BTO researchers wish to understand more about the …

Powerful imagery from the 2018 competition has been released, an effective catalyst for positive change

The RSB has released the winning entries for their Photographer of the Year and Young Photographer of the Year competition.

The winners of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition are revealed at a ceremony at the Natural History Museum, London, which runs the international competition.

Log your ‘hogs: Hedgehog Street reveals which counties are recording the most hedgehog sightings.

Frans Lanting honoured with first Lifetime Achievement Award at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year ceremony in London.

FROM WALTZING polar bears, to a hippopotamus that should have gone to Specsavers, the world’s funniest animal awards have their finalists – and this year you can vote for your favourite.

Johannes Wassermann from Italy wins with a documentation about hazel grouse in the mountain forest of South Tyrol. The Junior Prize goes to Mateusz Piesiak from Poland for his photographic long-term project Shades of Blue.

Image credit: Jill Pakenham / BTO The pecking order of garden birds is determined by…

This was the first systematic survey of rural hedgehog populations in England and Wales…

Flowing arms, skins that change colour in an instant, dance battles and petite males disguised as females to trick their rivals – the courting behaviour of the alien-like Giant Australian Cuttlefish would look more at home in a Star Wars night club.