Humans have a great capacity for both self-sabotage and unlimited learning. This makes us exceptionally unpredictable.

After years studying wild birds in the bush, Flinders University experts have described a new call type frequently used by ...

Experts have urged the government to prioritise a scientific assessment of the project’s grave and irreversible implications ...

A 2023 global assessment published in the journal Plants, People, Planet by an international team led by botanist Pablo ...

An Indonesian government bid to boost the country’s near-extinct Javan rhinoceros population – one of the rarest large ...

New research shows that unique reptiles in Australia, like the Australian Mountain Dragon, are struggling to find suitable ...

A new report on the conservation status of New Zealand's freshwater fish is the most comprehensive yet, sharpening focus on ...

Nations voted today to adopt landmark protections for heavily traded golden sandfish sea cucumbers. But they failed to protect six sea cucumber species in the genus Actinopyga, despite their key role ...

Turkey “personalities” influence which birds hunters and predators target each spring. Bolder birds in pursuit of a mate are ...

Climate change is causing venomous snakes to shift their habitats across India, potentially increasing snakebite risk in ...

A new review published in Frontiers in Science is calling for urgent action to avoid irreversible ecological damage by stemming the tide of ...