Giant sequoia found still smoldering after 2020 California wildfire
Charred tree – which may be thousands of years old – looks like chimney spouting smoke in national forest
Liechtenstein prince accused of shooting Romania’s largest bear
Environmental groups say Prince Emanuel von und zu Liechtenstein shot bear, named Arthur, in a protected area
Trillions of cicadas about to emerge from underground in 15 US states
Within days to a couple weeks at most the cicadas of Brood X will emerge in mass numbers from Indiana to Georgia to New York
Secrets of the dead wood: ancient oaks hold key to new life
In Richmond Park, decaying logs and mangled old branches are no longer cleared away but valued as habitats for birds and insects
‘Decades ahead of his time’: history catches up with visionary Jimmy Carter
A new film rejects the popular narrative and recasts the former president, 96, as hugely prescient thinker, particularly on climate change
Succulent smuggling: why are South Africa’s rare desert plants vanishing?
Unique species in ‘the world’s most biodiverse desert’ are at risk from a warming planet and the lucrative plant poaching trade
Iguanas with chips: Florida seeks solution to invasive reptile problem
State official ‘proud that Florida is looked at as a leader’ but ‘tag day’ initiative opposed by some owners of exotic pets
How did a wildlife lover become one of the bloodiest poachers in California history?
Richard Parker was a self-described naturalist. Then an anonymous tip led investigators to a scene of ‘carnage’