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Native species are being added to Australia's in-danger list at an alarming rate and 2023 was the worst year on record, a new analysis shows.

Two new mammalian species, the binturong and small-clawed otter, have been added to Kaziranga National Park's fauna.

Floating salmon farms could use onboard electricity generated from the ocean instead of diesel by harnessing an energy trap developed by an Aussie innovator.

Everyone wants to make their wedding memorable. A young woman, Kalyani B. from Kainakary in low-lying Kuttanad in the district, has ingeniously used the “most important event” in her life to bring attention to the problems caused by water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes), one of the most troublesome aquatic plants, and…

The Supreme Courty directed the Centre to come clean on its plans to save the critically-endangered Great Indian Bustard by February

Sea Ranger Service will offer the chance to carry out maintenance work and climate research on sailing vessels

The French government will temporarily ban almost all commercial fishing in the Bay of Biscay to protect dolphins, much to the dismay of the industry.

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According to new research, female Meadow Brown butterflies have less spots when they grow up in warmer conditions, thus climate change may reduce their spottiness. Read further on Dynamite News:

Health authorities warn people living in or visiting coastal areas to cover up in warmer months as a precaution against the mosquito-linked condition

Study finds female chrysalises that develop at higher temperatures have fewer eyespots, making them harder to see in dry grass