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The body that represents British zoos says they are facing the biggest cash crisis in their history.

A £6.3m UK government investment will also include the building of a green refuelling station in the city.

Experts want to move the northern bottlenose whales from Gare Loch before a huge military exercise begins.

Wrexham, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Conwy face lockdown restrictions from 18:00 on Thursday.

Mya-Rose Craig will help to champion the wildlife charity’s work over the next few years.

With some wet and windy weather on the way to the UK, BBC weather presenter Nick Miller looks at what we can expect and why autumn is often a season of turbulent weather.

As world leaders line up to address the UN biodiversity summit, experts say our future is at stake.

Human destruction of nature has led to the extinction of many plants and animals.

Tests of Somerset's rivers found mercury, lead, insecticides and flame-retardant compounds present.

An archaeological dig at a housing development reveal a skeleton with knife cuts down the spine.

Company documents appear to show rising levels of human injuries in areas where robots operate.

Machinery was brought in to lift the heavy bags of rotting meat which had been illegally dumped.

We are failing to harness the many benefits plants can provide, say scientists.

Ground controllers say the leak is coming from a Russian module on the International Space Station.

The naturalist uses a UN event to call on world leaders to do more to protect nature.

The authority has committed to working towards carbon neutrality and climate resilience by 2030.

Calling off an event that attracts up to 100,000 people is "an extraordinarily difficult decision".