A project to rehabilitate wetlands in Tasmania has been going since the 80s. It keeps getting destroyed by deer — and the community group involved has had enough.

From Hampstead to Regent’s Canal, here’s a guide to the most unexpected animals living in and near the capital ...

Imagine stepping into a misty, ancient Irish forest, the ground trembling beneath your feet as a colossal shape emerges ...

Visit the mediaeval town of Rapperswil, situated on the southern shore of lake Zurich. This town is best known for its rose gardens, castle and lakesides. Walk 53 steps from the main square to reach ...

Richmond, the largest of London's eight Royal Parks, is home to over 630 red and fallow deer. The animals have been freely roaming the park since 1637. The park's deer safety advice states they ...

Discover Ireland’s largest water park, the Subtropical Swimming Paradise, and see wildlife including pine marten, red ...

The near-extinction of India’s vultures due to diclofenac poisoning triggered an ecological and public health crisis. As scavengers vanished, disease outbreaks surged, exposing the deep link between ...

They were introduced by the Normans, or perhaps the Romans, as were fallow deer. Certainly ... the same street on which one of the world’s most famous circular building, the Globe Theatre ...

Take a walk along some of Europe’s highest sea cliffs. Sliabh Liag boasts terrific and terrifying views of the wild Atlantic ...