Wildlife
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Carole Wright is an urban beekeeper and gardener in south London
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Feasting jackals, Yellowstone’s grizzly bears and delicate pick roseate spoonbills are among this week’s pick of images from the natural world
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Dark bordered beauty moths have declined by over 90% at their last stronghold near York due to sheep grazing and habitat loss
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Terrified horses, playful leopards, anxious lemurs … the 18th-century painter’s acute observation and compassion are vividly present in this impactful show
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The birth of joey Mian is a major coup in global efforts to conserve the endangered species native to Papua New Guinea
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A six-month-old male Goodfellow’s tree kangaroo hides in its mother’s pouch at Perth zoo
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Some conservationists say endangered birds at the South African reserve take priority, but others argue that locally the big cat is rarer
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Scientists discover corals that look healthy but cannot reproduce, dashing hopes such reefs could repopulate bleached areas
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Environment 360: As sightings in populated areas increase, authorities are trapping the animals and keeping them in captivity – often in small cages without adequate food or care
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A jaguar has been shot dead just hours after taking part in a photoshoot to promote the Olympics in the Brazilian city of Manaus
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There isn’t much tranquillity where I live right now. The cat’s on the prowl and the dog’s become a rabid vermin hunter
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Justin Schmidt sampled the stinging power of ants, bees and wasps. His reviews – from ‘blinding, fierce’ to ‘hot and smoky’ – have now been published in their entirety
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Bafta-winning wildlife soundman Chris Watson – once a punk rocker with Cabaret Voltaire – has used tiny microphones to record dung flies and Newcastle United fans in his year-long project to create an audio portrait of the city
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Residents in the Ukip stronghold of Clacton-on-Sea are rightly proud of their clean beaches, fresh air and wildlife. Would they still vote leave if they knew the things they love about their town are thanks to EU membership?
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US weather agency says bleaching is now the most widespread on record and is likely to continue for unprecedented third year
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Experts in Malawi will move 500 elephants 185 miles across the country to a sanctuary that will act as a ‘reservoir’
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A recent aerial survey has revealed that the numbers of all three saiga populations in Kazakhstan are going up, Mongabay reports
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From deep inside caves to the bottom of the ocean, wildlife photographer Danté Fenolio seeks out the creatures that don’t want to be found
I'll be damned! Beavers are Devon’s latest visitor attraction