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Drought, sea level rise and more water evaporation from higher temperatures are ratcheting up lagoon salt contents to potentially harmful levels.

About 250 million honeybees took to the skies when a commercial truck carrying them overturned in Washington state near the Canadian border

The discoveries were made during a bioblitz—an intensive one-day biological survey—and detailed in the park’s new Biodiversity Action Plan

People asked to avoid swarms of stinging insects as truck hauling 250 million bees rolls over near the Canadian border.

Scientists don’t know what caused the majority of the deaths

Sprat fishing has disrupted the food chain and diverted humpback, minke and fin whales as well as dolphins

Another cicada invasion is here. The large Brood XIV, which emerges every 17 years, is making for a spectacular natural event as billions of periodical cicadas emerge across parts of the Eastern U.S., including in Georgia, southern Ohio, Kentucky, Cape Cod in Massachusetts, and Long Island, New York.

The rescued moths can grow as large as a human hand

Two moths the size of a hand, patterned in brown and pink around four translucent sections like window panes, mate for hours hanging from a line alongside cocoons like the ones they emerged from just hours earlier

The RHS has teamed up with the RSPB for the first time to create a show garden focused on the birds at Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival.

Butterfly Conservation is calling on the public’s help to track the fortunes of the rare mountain ringlet.