Whether its the imminent threat of climate change, destructive weather systems or the toll of human impact, some of Earth's most incredible, important and enchanting corners are facing a precarious ...

In the latest instalment of our summer-themed reads, Eoghan Daltun reflects on the seasonal changes in his corner of the Beara peninsula ...

More than 96% of deforestation, or human-caused, permanent removal of forest cover, occurs in the tropics.

Scientists discover and name a colorful, new species of aquarium crayfish, Cherax pulverulentus, hiding in plain sight for decades.

Cutting or disbanding the National Park Service's Inventory and Monitoring Division would have far-flung impacts extending ...

Birds are a significant part of the wildlife in the ecosystems of Eagle County and around the world. eBird data shows that there have been 290 bird species recorded in Eagle County. The mission ...

Canoes and kayaks can transport species, which can hook onto an anchor or its rope. Zebra mussels, another invasive, need just a little bit of water, like in the bottom of a canoe.

Similar stories are playing out elsewhere, with invasive species spreading deadly diseases, hurting crop production, upsetting trade, and crowding out native species.

Experts urge the importance in knowing the crucial role invasive species play in areas like the economy, ecology, human health and recreation.

Cane toads in Florida secrete a milky-white toxin that can harm or even kill animals that lick, bite or eat them, including domestic pets.

Meet 10 of the largest snakes you can find in South America. From anacondas to boa constrictors, these snakes grow to massive sizes.