Story and video archive
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The son of a British duke is selling his estate — a wildlife charity wants to buy it for $40M -
• Video 3:55Video How a few strands of hair are helping to protect Canada’s grizzlies 3:55 -
• Video 3:56Video Visiting Florida’s art-ificial reef trail 3:56 -
Ghostly shot of hyena wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year award -
• Video 4:01Video Guardians of the deep sea: protecting Caprera Canyon 4:01 -
Pangolin’s plight: Photo book spotlights the world’s most trafficked mammal -
Female mammals live longer than males because of their sexual behavior, study suggests -
Islands restored to former paradise after rats removed -
• Video 4:00Video Protecting the Mediterranean’s marine life 4:00 -
A blue jay and a green jay mated, researchers say. Their offspring is a scientific marvel -
Bird photography prize showcases an ‘awe-inspiring’ natural world -
• Video 24:03Video Call to Earth: Beyond the lens 24:03 -
Giant clouds, destructive floods and social unrest: ‘Storm’ photos show a frightening future -
• Video 3:59Video The art of capturing the shot 3:59 -
Why the ‘Air Jaws’ photographer is rewilding land in Africa -
• Video 3:42Video Wildlife photographer shares his most powerful images, and how they can lead to change 3:42 -
First ever recording of leopard sharks mating in the wild reveals ‘threesome’ -
• Video 3:43Video One of the world’s largest flying birds is making a comeback 3:43 -
Beautiful and haunting images from the Ocean Photographer of the Year competition -
Biotech firm announces ‘pivotal step’ in effort to bring back the dodo -
• Video 3:56Video This photographer spent 396 days in the Amazon 3:56 -
• Gallery GalleryGallery Siberian crane: Back from the brink -
There are just two northern white rhinos left. This film follows the race to save them from extinction -
Stunning highly commended images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition -
• Video 4:00Video Restoring the ‘River of Grass’ 4:00 -
• Video 4:02Video Saving South Africa’s endangered sandfish 4:02 -
Mexico’s bat man on saving the ‘most unfairly treated animals on Earth’ -
Scientists say they cruised the ocean in a deep-sea submersible and came across an undiscovered ecosystem -
‘We’re creating an illusion for ourselves’: Photographer explores how humans have lost touch with nature -
‘Super corals’ and supplements: Inside the lab trying to save the Great Barrier Reef -
Everyone hates wasps. But this scientist wants us to love them -
• Gallery GalleryGallery The ‘blue dragon’ is back from the brink
