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Television presenter and writer who came up with the idea of a BBC natural history unit and led cruises to polar regions

I recently spent a sunny morning aboard Falcon Spirit, a University of Plymouth research vessel. As the boat motored along the south Devon coast, I spoke to Joan Edwards, director of marine policy for The Wildlife Trusts, about some exciting new research that maps blue carbon habitats in UK seas.

Whales feed for roughly 100 days out of each year; depending on the species, an adult whale may consume 1 to 6 tons of krill in a day.

Researchers find menacing tiny fish with a perpetually displeased look, shedding light on undiscovered biodiversity.

Coles shareholders have been told the supermarket giant won't support their efforts to protect an ancient, imperilled species from the effects of fish farming.

Learn about the successful relocation of endangered sea corals from South Florida to Texas Gulf Coast for research and restoration purposes.

Scientists have moved about about 300 endangered sea corals from South Florida to the Texas Gulf Coast for research and restoration

Tens of thousands of invasive pythons seized in Florida in the past 25 years

The charity behind the world’s largest butterfly survey has declared a national emergency.

Bird, special to Māori people, was last seen in 1907

New research illuminates the crafty behavior of Anolis aquaticus, a lizard that doesn't mind it wet