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Water hyacinth was first sighted on Kenya's popular Lake Naivasha about 10 years ago

Flooded cornfields near the Tennessee River in northern Alabama are a paradise for birders who flock to see tens of thousands of migrating sandhill cranes every winter

Derwent Walk Country Park, Gateshead: The mosses here, inseparable from the rock, have a staggering beauty rooted in the ability to survive

Researchers say improved standards are urgently needed to make the importing of plants more sustainable and less damaging.

Australia’s natural environment is changing rapidly as the world warms, and many species are struggling to keep up. The pace of change is staggering, with 2024 declared Earth’s hottest year, shattering the previous record set in 2023.

The Americas is a nature documentary series narrated by Tom Hanks featuring wildlife from across the American continents.

Office for Environmental Protection calls for urgent action after finding government is falling short on most targets

Red squirrels have been replaced over a large part of Great Britain by the non-native grey squirrel, introduced from North America in the late 19th century. Today, the British population of red squirrels (approximately 287,000) is mostly restricted to Scotland, northern England and some offshore islands.

Conservationists at RSPB Wallasea Island in Essex will create a six-hectare lagoon on newly purchased land.