Clive Phillips offers a novel read about historical and futuristic views of animal ethics and how we must change our ...

If humans vanished from the planet nature would slowly reclaim cities wildlife would expand into once-urban areas and ecosystems would begin to recover from pollution habitat destruction and climate ...

Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest multimedia news provider, reaching billions ...

WWF works to sustain the natural world for the benefit of people and wildlife, collaborating with partners from local to ...

A host of celebrities gathered at The Pelican in Notting Hill on Tuesday before heading to London's Royal Festival Hall for ...

One ambitious company has a plan to establish a colony of adventurous humans beneath the sea, but scientists have some doubts ...

The Florida Museum of Natural History has partnered with 35 herbarium collections across the United States to create a web portal for ferns.Wait! Hear ...

The sister of murdered Somerset woman Olivia Wood says her death has left a "deep empty chasm" in her heart. Olivia Wood, 29, ...

This suggests that, in the far future, Earth’s atmosphere could once again become rich in methane and poor in oxygen. The loss of oxygen would make Earth uninhabitable for humans and animals. This ...

You’d see quite a few animals. And what we began to see was ... goes to Iraq — one of the hottest places on Earth — and tells the story of a new source of conflict, water.

Without balancing inner and outer ecology embarking on a spiritual odyssey is not possible writes PRATIKSHA APURVMankind s relationship with nature has always been interdependent because both nurture ...