Wildlife researchers are using technology to take a hands-off approach to studying wildlife, stressing animals less and ...

Over about five decades, Dolphin Action and Protection Group founder Nan Rice worked tirelessly to protect dolphins, whales ...

Another peculiar yet handy tool is the sturdy coconut grater. While anyone can opt for bags of flakes or shreds, these are often chock-full of added sugars, oils and binding agents that detract from ...

BC anglers must register for a Fish and Wildlife ID starting Monday to buy freshwater fishing licences through the new WILD online system, which combines fishing and hunting licences in one place and ...

The New Jersey coast features tens of thousands of acres of tidal rivers, salt marshes and bays where striped bass feed in the shallows.

Forever chemicals get their name because they resist breaking down, whether in well water or the environment. In the human body, they accumulate in the liver, kidneys and blood. Research has linked ...

Efforts to increase crop output to ensure food security have led to the excessive use of fertilisers and pesticides, a trend that has now become a risk, Food and Land Adviser Ali Imam Majumder said ...

Mexico's push for U.S. gas dates to a 2013 reform that opened its energy sector to private and foreign investment, said ...

Nets once used to protect tulips in the Netherlands are getting a new lease of life – protecting Ukrainian soldiers and ...

We need a ban on the use of tangle netting to bring an end to the carnage of threatened and protected species says ecologist Pádraic Fogarty as a new Marine Institute report highlights serious problem ...

One Nation was the first Australian political party to register a website. Now, the party is poised to exploit AI ‘slopaganda’ in the 2028 election campaign.