A narrow patch of land stands between the invasive species and the Pilbara – 27 million hectares where native species thrive. A new program taking aim at the cane toads’ Achilles heel.

The migration season for frogs, toads and co. has begun in the Ländle. Many of the native species are endangered. Spawning ...

HippFest, a silent film and live music festival based in Bo’Ness, is back this March, and one of the filmmakers, Moira Salt, has developed a silent film focusing on Scotland’s canals. Mark met up with ...

Gardeners are being urged to leave a pile of "sticks, rocks and leaves" in their gardens in March as part of a money-saving ...

With this delightfully warm weather, the earth is coming alive. Buds are swelling, maples are flowering, and the birds have ...

Since amphibians use our gardens throughout the year, they need shelter, such as a log pile, a dead hedge, a compost heap or the odd boulder.

An entrancing woodland with pastures, streams and remarkable British wildlife can be found in just a 17-minute journey from ...

Children from age two through 8th grade are welcomed to discover the abilities of animals through games, hands-on activities, ...

A portion of a Northampton County road will be closed for several weeks to let amphibians such as frogs, toads and salamanders, leave hibernation and head to breeding pools.

Local amphibian advocate Aaron Capouellez will be sharing his passion for frogs, toads and salamanders with area school students this spring.

If a road has lots of toads crossing in the spring, it can be registered with Froglife and a patrol set up to ferry toads ...

Early March contains the first harbingers of the shifting seasons. The temperature starts to fitfully rise, the sun stays out for longer – noticeably, as we spring forward the clocks – and after dusk ...