Flora and fauna

Many of California's birds appear to be adapting to climate change by breeding between five and 12 days earlier now than they did 75 to 100 years ago, according to a new study by Berkeley researchers.

"The finding that shocks us is that when it comes to how much NO2 a person breathes, it's still race that matters."

"Invisible Boundaries," exploring the migrations of animals in and around Yellowstone Park will be on view Sept. 16–March 25 at the Yale Peabody Museum.

Fujitsu Limited today published the Fujitsu Group Environmental Report 2017, which summarizes the Group's environmental results for fiscal 2016 in light of the 'Fujitsu Group Environmental Action Plan (Stage VIII),'

We may not be able to time a live Tyrannosaurus rex in the 100-yard dash, but scientists say they now have a good sense of the maximum speed for many of the world’s largest animals, past and present.

Drug trade has stripped Nicaragua of nearly one-third of its woodlands

KLM Cargo is honoured to be able to transport the giant pandas from Chengdu to their new enclosure in Ouwehands Zoo.