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A church spire that was used as a model for Salisbury Cathedral is being eaten by pests, parishioners have warned, as they appeal for funds for the “urgent repairs”.

A new study attributes the massive decline in the population of "very rare" bat species in Britain to colonial shipbuilding dating back over five cent...

In the past 17 years, Miami-Dade has learned the rush to build while preserving the natural environment is not sustainable | Opinion

FORT DRUM — The Fort Drum Environmental Division’s Natural Resources Branch team was presented with the 2023 Northeast Region Military Conservation Partner Award on Monday by the U.S. Fish and

Center for Biological Diversity: Water Park Development Threatens Endangered Species Habitat

These are ten of the UK's most iconic threatened species - and how we can fight the decline of their numbers.

While bats may be one symbol people associate with the scary time of Halloween, we have no reason to fear them and many reasons to be glad they’re around.

Groundwork, WWF-UK, RSPB, and other charities unite for diversity and inclusivity in the environmental sector. Action plans, proactive recruitment practices, and entry-level positions aim to address imbalances and exclusion.

WWF-UK, RSPB and the National Trust are among the charities that say they will boost employment opportunities for under-represented groups

A bat conservation group is teaming up with the autonomous sailing company Saildrone to help reduce deaths caused by offshore wind turbines.