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Georges Brossard devoted his life to helping us appreciate "the most misunderstood animals".

University gardeners are ready to remove a glasshouse roof after the plant had a sudden growth spurt.

Power has been restored to most homes that lost it in the 7.1-magnitude earthquake.

The US state, part of which lies inside the Arctic Circle, registers 90F (32C) in Anchorage.

More than 900 badgers have been reported dead by the side of UK roads so far this year.

The new mayor had suspended fines for five days, during which there was a "surge" in pollution.

A report finds that 28% of LGBT+ people working in the physical sciences have considered leaving their jobs due to discrimination.

The wind-blown hairs of oak caterpillars are a health risk in Germany and Benelux countries.

Car use will still need to be curbed, even when all vehicles use clean electricity, a report warns.

"It's made a huge difference in my life," says one patient who can now live independently.

A controversial study suggests extreme climate change can be averted by planting a billion hectares of trees.

Known as the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, the seaweed stretches from West Africa to the Gulf of Mexico.

RZSS's Highland Wildlife Park, near Aviemore, has welcomed ten Arctic fox cubs.

A growing number of denim producers are embracing environmentally-friendly production methods.

Scientist James Lovelock speaks to the BBC's Mishal Husain ahead of his 100th birthday.

By launching underwater vehicles in situ the boat will allow more time to survey the ocean floor.

The purple emperor, the second largest butterfly in the UK, is "officially" back.

The rare feature exists inside the crater of the Mount Michael stratovolcano in the South Atlantic.

The US is the world's top producer of waste per head of population, and one of the worst at recycling.

A wildlife group says the future of bird of prey chicks is at risk after one parent is shot.