Global review of freshwater species finds a quarter of them are threatened with extinction. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Supun Dilshan won the Photographer of the Year Portfolio for “Trapped Between Worlds,” a set of images capturing the plight ...

Birds have a pretty diverse lunch menu, some munch on seeds and berries, while others like to supplement their diet with ...

Northumberland Wildlife Trust is offering a free Spring trail around Weetslade Country Park this February half term.

Check out one of Ashland University's concerts this weekend and maybe grab breakfast at Ashland High School with Farm Bureau ...

Whether you are interested in birdwatching or just want to take in the natural scenery, Cambridgeshire has many areas of land ...

Researchers from Maharashtra and Kerala have discovered two new dragonfly species in the Western Ghats, highlighting the need ...

Next week, members of a working group established by the Open Space and Recreation Commission will meet to start planning a ...

Pune: A recent study by researchers at MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU), Pune, has revealed significant changes in dragonfly population across the.

MIT-WPU study reveals significant changes in Pune's dragonfly populations over time, with some species disappearing while others thrive due to urbanisation and environmental shifts.

Water striders walk on this membrane. Water striders eat insects and larvae on the surface of water, such as mosquitoes and fallen dragonflies. There are many such other interesting aquatic insects ...