One of Britain’s most recognisable birds of prey, the golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), may be on the verge of returning to England after an absence of more than 150 years. A government backed initiative is now exploring how these apex predators could be reintroduced, combining ecological research with long term conservation planning and community involvement.
Jane Goodall was a British primatologist, anthropologist, and conservationist who became one of the most influential scientists in the study of animals.
After more than forty years, the thunderous presence of rhinos has returned to Uganda’s Kidepo Valley National Park, a place where poachers once hunted them to extinction for their horns and meat.
Large parts of London’s Underground network could soon be powered by the sun after Transport for London (TfL) appointed SSE Energy Solutions as its delivery partner to develop new solar installations that will connect directly to the Tube.
Chile has become the first country in the Americas to be officially verified as having eliminated leprosy, marking a major milestone in the global fight against one of humanity’s oldest diseases.
After years of pressure from campaigners, children born in some of Bangladesh’s most marginalised communities are finally being recognised by the state.
New analysis from the Renewable Energy Association (REA) concludes that electricity generated from renewable sources is set to become the clear economic winner over natural gas before the end of the decade.
Australia is sending powerful waves through the global environmental community with a landmark move to protect its oceans.
A major step forward in the fight against deepfake abuse has arrived, and for many survivors, it marks a long awaited moment of progress.
Each winter, the Bay of Biscay becomes a place of quiet tragedy for dolphins. As these highly intelligent marine mammals migrate into the region, fishing activity intensifies at the same time.
