Honey production from beehives in the U.S. has dropped a lot since the 1990s. This could mean there are fewer flowers for bees to get pollen and nectar from, which would affect all pollinating insects

Despite the protests, the Chhattisgarh forestry department on Tuesday began cutting down trees for an upcoming coal mining project in the biodiversity-rich Hasdeo Arand region

Since 2015, every October 23 International Snow Leopard Day is celebrated to promote its conservation since, in the last 20 years, its population has decreased by 30%.

A recent study published by the Wildlife Institute of India highlights the growing negative encounters between humans and animals

A study in Global Ecology and Conservation used data from bird netting and ringing to see how the bird community in the Eastern Himalayan mid-elevation forests changed in both undisturbed and logged forests.

A new study titled “Regional hotspots and drivers of shark meat consumption in India” reveals that over a third of shark and ray species are at risk of global extinction, largely due to overfishing driven by human consumption.

For instance, 75% of all industrial fishing, particularly in Asia, happens without any record or visual proof. Additionally, 25% of other activities, mainly related to energy, are not reported.

A new report published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution raises concerns about the potential extinction crisis facing Africa's birds

Bird populations globally are facing a new threat—renewable energy facilities. While these facilities, including wind turbines and solar panels, contribute to environmental sustainability

A recent study in the western Himalayas reveals that when snow melts early, it affects alpine plants in complex ways, influencing traits like leaf composition and resource acquisition strategies.