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Wildlife
Reconnect with nature on Buka Buka island, a diver’s dream in the heart of Indonesia
By
Geographical Staff
Feb 10, 2025
Reconnect Island eco resort offers an exclusive gateway for divers to explore Central Sulawesi's untouched marine ecosystems
The longest animal migrations in the world
By
Victoria Heath
Feb 7, 2025
From birds travelling non-stop for 11 days, to the incredible feats of caribou, discover some of the longest migrations animals make…
10 endangered species to watch in 2025
By
Victoria Heath
Jan 7, 2025
Fauna and Flora announce 10 endangered species to watch in 2025 and the work being done to help ensure their survival
Hen harriers: illegal killings on the moors
By
Geographical Contributor
Dec 17, 2024
Hen harrier persecution in England continues unabated, as former senior police detective turned wildlife photographer John Birch investigates
More than 230 new species found in biodiversity hotspot in Southeast Asia
By
Victoria Heath
Dec 16, 2024
New species in Southeast Asia's Greater Mekong region are already facing threats from habitat degradation and illegal wildlife trade
New study finds overfishing has halved shark and ray populations since 1970
By
Victoria Heath
Dec 10, 2024
Sharks, rays and chimaeras have declined rapidly due to overfishing – as well as he habitat degradation, climate change & pollution
Revitalising New York Harbor: The Billion Oyster Project
By
Jules Stewart
Dec 2, 2024
Jules Stewart reports on the ambitious plan to bring oysters back to New York Harbor, which once had the world's richest beds of the molluscs
The icy world of penguin colonies
By
Geographical Contributor
Nov 13, 2024
Wildlife photographer Ursula Franklin captures the fascinating lives of penguins in the Southern Hemisphere
How quickly can ecosystems evolve to meet new challenges?
By
Geographical Contributor
Nov 12, 2024
The world's ecosystems are in danger - leading evolutionary biologist Christopher Wills suggests their complexity could help save them
Here’s what animal societies can teach us about ageing
By
Victoria Heath
Oct 30, 2024
'Social ageing' in animals changes their behaviour as they get older – and scientists think we can learn lessons from them.
IUCN Red List 2024: What species are pushing toward extinction?
By
Victoria Heath
Oct 28, 2024
Discover some of the animal species moving closer to extinction in the latest IUCN's Red List – and why their populations are declining.
More than one in three tree species threatened by extinction worldwide
By
Victoria Heath
Oct 28, 2024
New IUCN Red List report finds 46,000 tree species at risk of extinction – predominantly those found on islands.
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