By Rebecca Morelle Global science correspondent, BBC News The mystery of a bizarre quacking sound heard in the ocean has finally been solved, scientists report. The noise – nicknamed “the bio-duck” – appears in the winter and spring in the Southern Ocean. However, its source has baffled researchers for decades. … Continue reading
Today is International Frog Day. The world’s frogs are under attack and are dying off at an incredible rate. Here’s our award winning documentary about what is happening to the frogs and those who are trying to save them from extinction – before it’s too late. Continue reading
By Mark Kinver Environment reporter, BBC News The combination of fire and extreme weather could accelerate tree mortality in the Amazon, a study has suggested. Researchers said field experiments showed that severe droughts could trigger dieback of forests in the near-term. Efforts to curb deforestation needed to be accompanied by … Continue reading
Ocean Acidification Can Mess with a Fish’s Mind: Scientific American http://t.co/GLgS39BI via @sciam Continue reading
Talking to Dolphins | Animal Superpowers: http://t.co/BUMjXOnD via @youtube Continue reading
Storyteller’s YouTube Channel tops 25 million views: http://www.youtube.com/storytellermedia Continue reading
Many Himalayan Glaciers Melting at Alarming Rates http://t.co/enPePaKw Continue reading
The IUCN’s announces 100 most endangered species http://t.co/sQBuQKpD Continue reading
A tribute to Neil Armstrong the first man on the moon. Was the moon landing a catalyst for the conservation movement? Continue reading
Songwriter Bernard Carney gives permission for his song Gardens of Death to be used in our anti-landmine film: http://t.co/TC0736U5 Continue reading
