the ultronia’s red and black, and the Io moth’s huge, eye-like spots – which are probably meant to scare away predators. Moths are as worth appreciating as butterflies, even if they aren’t ...

Insects make up about forty per cent of living species, and we tend to kill them without pause. New research explores the ...

Canada is known for its diverse landscapes that include vast forests, mountainous regions, prairies and even an Arctic tundra.

An egg count carried out at Asham Meads Nature Reserve has shown a stable number of a threatened species of butterfly.

The delivery of the projects will be led at a local level by WWF-Kenya and the Kenya Red Cross, supported by WWF-UK and the British Red Cross. The partnership will benefit from £1m in funds raised ...

Exports of British red meat to Europe are expected to increase in the coming months, following the expansion of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board’s (AHDB) ‘Quality Meat from Britain’ ...

The new partnership will see the British Red Cross and WWF-UK use nature-based solutions to combat the effects of climate change, the charities have announced. The collaboration will see the ...

British Red Cross emergency response teams supported communities across the United Kingdom during the recent Storm Éowyn, after hurricane-force winds left hundreds of thousands without power.

Some species of caterpillar come armed with powerful venoms. Harnessing them could help us design new drugs. When you think of venomous animals, caterpillars probably aren't the first thing that ...

The colour red is a constant reference in the worlds of fashion, art and design. Just take cinema, where the vivid hue is used to convey everything from character to context to plain old good taste.