Urban wildlife

The pick of the world’s best flora and fauna photos, including lockdown sea loin and IVF toad

​Get more wildlife in your garden, turn your street green, be outdoors with your kids. Rewild My Street provides guidance for people wishing to adapt their homes, gardens and streets to encourage wildlife - and stop London's streets going grey.

These incredible images show the natural world we risk losing

There’s one big link between rats and pigeons. Although the species are separated by millions of years genetically, they are drawn together through their shared affinity for humans. Most humans, by comparison, have very little affinity for either species! But as a biologist and photographer, I’m always curious about how their lives are intertwined with ours – and, of course, if it’s possible to take good pictures of these ubiquitous animals. So, join me as I tell a story of urban wildlife…

Knowing about our Urban Wildlife neighbors helps us better understand, co-exist, and avoid conflict.

Pizza Rat is not the only resourceful city critter. A look at the endlessly entertaining (and slightly dangerous) world of urban wildlife.

A new paper argues that cities can make a lot more space for milkweed, in particular.

Mumbai is home to over 20 million people—and three dozens leopards.

A 'stunning' photo of a Greylag Goose has triumphed at the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2014.