Biodiversity

The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biological Diversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), the IPCC for biodiversity, has published a new report that concludes that 50,000 wild species

Having long-term monitoring data of the natural environment is essential for scientists to be able to study trends and understand the changes that human activity is causing to ecosystems.

The Deer population in England reached two million, a level not seen since the Norman conquest of England achieved over a five-year period from 1066 AD to 1071 AD under the leadership of William, the Conqueror.

With the advancement of climate change, more and more species are seeing their total populations diminished and, as a consequence, are approaching extinction. Have you ever wondered what would happen if the insects disappeared? 

Experiencing a wildfire up close is a dangerous and terrifying experience, but due to climate change these uncontrollable and devastating fires are becoming an inescapable part of our seasonal calendars. And it is that, currently

Himalayan medicinal plant species are threatened by climate change, new research shows that requires a review of current conservation strategies, including protected parks in mountain ranges.

Migratory Birds are a kind of species, that migrates or moves from one location to another to find a warmer place to live, breed, feed, avoid extreme weather and predators.

The Plenary of global leaders directly responsible for 70% of the annual emissions of CO 2 into the atmosphere has launched several strong messages on climate action at the opening of COP26 in Glasgow.

An international investigation, coordinated by The Catalan Institute for Water Research (ICRA), has shown an average increase of 0.5 degrees in the average temperature of the surface water of the world's lakes in the last 40 years

The IUCN) has presented during the World Conservation Congress, which is held these days in Marseille (France), an update of its Red List of endangered animals, a world reference in the matter of biodiversity.