The passenger pigeon was once the most numerous bird in the world, but in just half a century, it had gone extinct.

This is a very special tiger. He is one of fewer than 400-500 wild, critically endangered Sumatran tigers. It was a huge challenge for Steve to photograph one, as those that have escaped poaching and ...

Boasting natural daylight and a clean aesthetic, our Garden Kitchen brings the outdoors inside.

“Individual footprints are quite commonly found in the UK, especially on the coasts around Sussex, the Isle of Wight and ...

Meet your ancient relatives, trace the origins and evolution of our species, and explore what makes us human. Embark on a seven-million-year journey, from the first hominins to the last surviving ...

Celebrate Tring’s famous Apple Fayre by learning how apple juice is made with local ecologist Martin Hicks. Peel, core, cut and squeeze apples to make tasty apple juice, before giving it a taste test.

Ever wanted to know what a bullet ant sting feels like, without putting yourself through the pain? Wondering what’s worse, the sting of a fire ant or warrior wasp? You’ve come to the right place.

In recognition of the high standard of entries, 25 extra images were selected by the Natural History Museum and put to the public vote. Sam discovered the best way to photograph the mice inhabiting ...

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Monnens M, Halajian A, Littlewood DTJ, Briscoe AG, Artois T, Vanhove MPM (2023) Can avian flyways reflect dispersal barriers of clinostomid parasites? First evidence from the mitogenome of Clinostomum ...

Many natural history collections throughout Europe and the western world have their origins in colonialism. Their early specimens were often shipped on board slave ships and trading missions. How ...

Coral reefs provide an important ecosystem for life underwater, protect coastal areas by reducing the power of waves hitting the coast, and provide a crucial source of income for millions of people.