A £1bn investment in a new national biosecurity centre will help tackle animal disease outbreaks such as foot and mouth and African swine fever, the Government has said.

By Stephanie MukandairoWith giraffe populations in Kenya facing numerous threats, including poaching, bushmeat hunting, habitat loss, and shrinking natural spaces, experts have called for ...

A £1 billion investment in a new national biosecurity centre will help tackle animal disease outbreaks and the risk of future ...

Among the many spectacular reef fishes swimming the Indo-Pacific corals, from Africa to Oceania, is the big-eyed, bulge-faced ...

Founded in 2016, ERP’s mission is to conserve populations of Elephant and Rhinos in Southern Africa through the alleviation ...

The European Union remains a major hub for global wildlife trafficking, with nearly 5,200 seizures reported in 2023. The ...

Stephen Fry has been tapped to narrate 'China's Wild Secrets,' a five-part natural history series commissioned by Chinese ...