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Who is looking after the collections while the Museum is in lockdown?

Tracking the diversity of turtles could also give us clues as to how they might respond to increasing pressures in the future.

A new discovery reveals this hadrosaur had one of the largest geographical ranges of any dinosaur.

Dinosaur experts share some of the latest science news and views from across the world of palaeontology.

Tracking the diversity of turtles could also give us clues as to how they might respond to increasing pressures in the future.

The Arctic is one of the most fragile and precious places on Earth.

Climate change is having a bigger impact on animals and plants in the ocean than those on land.

Discover how we're helping some of the most threatened animals on Earth.

From cocoons to cars, animal habitats come in all shapes and sizes. Settle in with these homely images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.

Over 1,500 different species live in habitats spanning the United States-Mexico border. The proposal of an impenetrable wall would put an end to the natural movement of these animals.  

The sudden and dramatic onset of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 has inadvertently shone a spotlight on one of the world's most distressing systems: the global trade in wild animals. 

Wildlife photographer Florian Smit was guided by his curiosity when he revisited the abandoned house that he used to frequent as a child. 

Create a colourful caterpillar and grow your own food all in one activity.

Frogs and toads are often spotted in UK gardens, but some are struggling. Find out how you can help.

Find out how to make a very easy folded paper jumping frog.

Keeping a nature journal is a great way to record any nature you see.

Who is looking after the collections while the Museum is in lockdown?

It was once widely believed that ammonites were coiled snakes turned magically to stone.

A new discovery reveals this hadrosaur had one of the largest geographical ranges of any dinosaur.

Tracking the diversity of turtles could also give us clues as to how they might respond to increasing pressures in the future.

From cocoons to cars, animal habitats come in all shapes and sizes. Settle in with these homely images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.

Some trees keep their distance from one another, but why do they do it?

The Arctic is one of the most fragile and precious places on Earth.

If you're a fan of Dippy the dinosaur, this activity is for you!

Dinosaur experts share some of the latest science news and views from across the world of palaeontology.

Create a colourful caterpillar and grow your own food all in one activity.

A satellite has revealed ancient Martian rivers in more detail than ever before.

Climate change is having a bigger impact on animals and plants in the ocean than those on land.

Attract bees to your lawn with clover, grow a mini wildflower meadow, add areas of aromatic thyme and more ideas.

Over 1,500 different species live in habitats spanning the United States-Mexico border. The proposal of an impenetrable wall would put an end to the natural movement of these animals.  

Discover how we're helping some of the most threatened animals on Earth.

The sudden and dramatic onset of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 has inadvertently shone a spotlight on one of the world's most distressing systems: the global trade in wild animals. 

Humans are the only species responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic, according to leading scientists.

Extraordinary notebooks from the Terra Nova Antarctic expedition are available for study for the first time.

Frogs and toads are often spotted in UK gardens, but some are struggling. Find out how you can help.

Sequencing the wheat genome could help to protect food supplies in the future.

Find out how to make a very easy folded paper jumping frog.

New species of the deep ocean floor are helping change how we think. 

For over 100 years palaeontologists thought this dinosaur didn't exist.

Wildlife Garden ecologist Sylvia Myers introduces some of our favourite finds and how we monitor the plants and animals present.