Earth's oldest animals are dying out









Thanks to us humans, many of Earth’s oldest, often largest, and most experienced animals are being wiped out from ecosystems, say Australian and intern

Glaciers adapt slowly to changing climatic conditions, with long-term implications for sea-level rise and water supply. Using eight glacier models, we simulated global glacier evolution over multicentennial timescales, allowing glaciers to equilibrate ...

Nature Reviews Biodiversity - Species classified as Critically Endangered are at greatest risk of extinction, and their preservation and recovery are crucial to meeting global biodiversity aims....

Prof Miles Richardson says people risk ‘extinction of experience’ in the natural world without new policies