May 22 marks the International Day for Biological Diversity, a global observance dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of protecting the planet’s ecosystems and living species.

A team of researchers from Hebrew University of Jerusalem has identified a bacterial mechanism that blocks the spread of antibiotic resistance, offering a potential breakthrough in the fight against so called superbugs.

A new study published in Nature addresses the critical need for integrating local knowledge into global climate change adaptation strategies.

A mud volcano eruption was recorded in Azerbaijan late on April 9, highlighting the geological activity of the Absheron Peninsula.

Britain’s largest asset manager, Legal & General (L&G), has pledged up to $1 billion over five years to become a key investor in a new wave of debt-for-nature swaps in developing countries. These swaps help governments reduce debt payments so more funds can go toward conservation.

One of the strongest mud volcano eruptions recorded in Azerbaijan in recent years has occurred in the Gobustan geological region, highlighting the country’s globally significant mud volcanism activity.

Carabinieri from the Palermo Nature Crime Unit – CITES detachment in Trapani have reported a 49-year-old man from Marsala for illegal transport and disposal of waste.

Australia's remarkable wildlife, both living and extinct, is now available to explore in unprecedented detail through a new online 3D database called Ozboneviz.