First-ever measurements of melatonin in wild sharks shows artificial light can disrupt nighttime hormone levels ...

Demand grew for places to relax and socialise outside work. Oxford’s location at the confluence of two rivers, the Cherwell and Isis/Thames, fuelled a large brewing trade. By 1883, the city had 319 ...

A quietly-released climate report raises significant alarms over the UK’s environmental security in the future ...

Learn more about the fragile network that keeps taps running in the Gulf, and the threats it faces Across the Arabian Gulf, roughly 100 million people rely on purified water produced by vast ...

New research shows bottom trawling during scampi fishing can disturb carbon buried in seabed muds for thousands of years ...

If Havana wobbles, Washington will move fast to protect trade – and its strategic background, argues Tim Marshall ...

New multimedia web feature brings the organisation’s work to life through compelling case highlights and defining milestones ...

From training hairdressers about climate change to cows wearing backpacks to collect their farts, here are five ...

This week, The Sony World Photography Awards have revealed the 30 finalists and over 65 shortlisted photographers in the 2026 ...

WWF objects to MSC certification of Antarctic krill fishery and urges establishment of network of Marine Protected Area in ...

A tiny five-mile-long strip of land has up to 90 per cent of Iran's oil pumping through it – here's why it's so important ...

Travelling for leisure is becoming increasingly ubiquitous across the globe. More than 1.5 billion international tourists travelled abroad in 2025, reinforcing the significance of tourism as a major ...