UK wildlife inquiry seeks helpers
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Thousands of wildlife sleuths are being recruited for an inquiry into the affects of climate change on wildlife.
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LONDON -- Missing marmosets, abducted alligators, purloined penguins: Thieves are targeting Europe's zoos and safari parks to supply animal collectors who want to own ever more exotic species.
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Molehills become key research tool as wildlife charity urges people to count them, potentially yielding a mountain of information about the secretive creatures which produce them
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By Bangor Daily News, Maine  Dec. 9--Funding for the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, particularly covering the department's expenses without relying solely on hunters and fishermen, is a perennial issue. It has come up again in the form of payment for searches and rescues.
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It's a jungle out there: the number of sightings of non-indigenous, exotic animals in Britain has sky-rocketed in the last six years, according to a new study.
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A growing number of wild and exotic animals are being spotted  roaming free in the UK, a survey shows.
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A charity is asking British tourists to think carefully before bringing animal souvenirs back from holiday.
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The public is being asked to help monitor Northern Ireland seal colonies following an outbreak of a deadly virus.
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To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS  Contact: Tom Lalley of the World Wildlife Fund, +1-202-778-9544, tom.lalley@wwfus.org   BALI, Indonesia, Feb.
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A coalition of conservation and angling groups urges the UK government to sort out water waste and pollution.
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Crabs' urine and changes in snails' sex hormones are helping UK scientists to monitor the environment.
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Heathland species are in danger of extinction because of poor habitat, conservationists warn.
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Urgent action is needed to prevent further declines in albatross and petrel populations, wildlife groups recommend.
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WASHINGTON - Conservationists concerned about the extinction of plants and animals may be overlooking the danger to thousands of other species that depend on the threatened ones.
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The numbers and distribution of Britain's last surviving native wildcat is to be assessed.
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Wildlife managers are looking to contraception as a way to control nuisance animals.
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By PETER RANSCOMBE  AS WELL as taking part in this weekend's Wildlife Watch - which begins on Friday and runs until Monday - there are many ways readers can help to protect Scotland's wildlife.