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Mystery of the vanishing sparrows still baffles scientists 10 years on
New Study: Pollution Costs Children and Economy
Oil's Forgiven
New Oil Spill in Louisiana
Sanctuary City: Beaver, Washington
Gabon tour operator pulls plug on Africa's Eden after aviation row
Farmland bird numbers fall to record lows
Glorious mud: Finnish footballers, holidaying Koreans and even the Chinese Army have been enjoying its earthy pleasures
Fears for unique wildlife of Galapagos as UN drops islands' protected status
Fears for Britain's trees after Asian beetle discovered
Spanish Style Bat House
Frozen Pangolins Seized
Squirrel Powered Machines
Doggie Ice Cream Van
British Roadkill Beer
Bees fitted with tiny ID tags for study
Creepy BP
Soap Dioxins Found in Mississippi River Sediments
Living proof that conservation works
Oil company to store peat bog for 30 years
Q&A: How long will chaos last – and what has it cost?
Animal rights activists lose battle to ban badger cull
Eco-Friendly Cat Houses
How volcanic eruptions affect weather plans
Great Barrier Reef could take 20 years to recover from grounding
Reef may take twenty years to recover from damage
Renewable Funding Helps SF Save Energy
A Little Green Cocktail Party in Downtown Los Angeles
Connect the Dots: Greening San Francisco Nonprofits
The natural world's very own 4x4s
No Reprieve For Polar Bears
London Zoo calls time on park's football fest
Love in a cold climate: A life-long obsession with the Arctic
Alien fish invasion divides lake states
Olympic Mascot Unprotected
Goodbye Galapagos, you're too warm for us
Top seven disappearing glaciers
How hot was 2009? Was it the 2nd warmest year or the 5th warmest year?
Michael McCarthy: The sad decline of a little goddess
Britain to oppose sale of stockpiled ivory
Wanted: language tutor for panda
Save the elephant: ivory trading is set to resume
1BOG Brings Power of Group Solar to New Jersey
A Lamp Shade or a Slide Show?
Japan's whalers are at sea again, harvesting meat that few will eat
Starfish: Carbon storage heroes
Why Antarctica isn't melting like the Arctic ... yet
No More Dog and Cat Meat in China?
Going for a song: a mysterious vanishing act
Addressing “Global Cooling”

Micro-frog found in search for world's lost amphibians Image: Conservation International (CI) Pea-sized frog is the old world's smallestThe smallest frog known on the Asian, European, or African continents -- and one of the world's tiniest frogs -- was found by a group of scientists searching for "lost amphibians." This pea-sized micro-frog belongs to the species of microhylid, which, as the name suggests, is composed of miniature frogs under 15 millimeters. So why was it "lost" And, excepting..

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Photographer discovers mysterious "bearded" antelope Photo by Paolo Torchio Veteran wildlife photographer Paolo Torchio made a bizarre discovery while visiting Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve: a mysterious "bearded" antelope. While one expert suggests the animal might only be suffering from hypertrichosis, a condition once known as werewolf syndrome, Torchio's experience is the only known encounter with such an animal. Torchio has lived and worked in Kenya for the past two decades and i..

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Oil found deep in Gulf's water and food chain (Image Credit: Plankton, Public Domain) Researchers from the University of South Florida found oil in plankton in the northern Gulf. Plankton are tiny organisms which many larger species such as fish consume in order to stay alive. If plankton numbers plunge, there could be a similar impact on all the species which depend on them. One of the scientists from the University, David Hollander said, "The idea that this could have an impact on t..

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Scientists discover new bearded monkey (Photo by Javier García ) Scientists Thomas Defler, Marta Bueno, and Javier García have discovered a new species of monkey in the Caquetá region of southern Colombia. The region, which is part of the Amazon rainforest, had been inaccessible for years due to a violent insurgence. The violence subsided three years ago, allowing García -- a native of Caquetá -- to explore the Colombian Amazon. Using a GPS to traverse the upper Caquetá River,..

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52 new marine species discovered Indonesian and American scientists discovered 52 new species in a joint deep-sea exploration. Fish, shrimp, coral, and shells were discovered in a portion of the ocean ranging from 300 meters to 2,000 meters deep. The two-month-long research project took place in the Coral Triangle region, which is known to be rich in biodiversity. Gellwyn Jusuf, an Indonesian representative of the expedition, remarked, "This is our first deep-sea resea..

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