On the muddy banks of rivers and wetlands, an unlikely hero—and sometimes villain—skitters beneath the surface: the crawfish.

Luddenden Brook, at Jerusalem Farm nature reserve near Halifax, has been granted Local Wildlife Site Status, giving official ...

Part of a Calderdale nature reserve has been officially recognised as one of the borough’s most important sites for nature, ...

Dubai just turned into a hypercar playground with a jaw-dropping fleet including two Koenigsegg Jeskos, a Senna GTR, CCXR, ...

Invasive crayfish introduced by the National Park Service 100 years ago are decimating a newt subspecies in the isolated ...

The Center for Biological Diversity on Thursday announced its intention to file a lawsuit over the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ...

If you see a furry head with whiskers pop up in a local creek or wetland, it may be an otter. Or it may be a beaver. River otters were re-introduced to Western New York in the late 1990s after they ...

The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival celebrates the world class music and cuisine arising from the birthplace of jazz ...

Crayfish now occupy more than 95% of the lake ... What harms wildlife and their habitat endangers us, too.” --Jamie Hale covers travel and the outdoors and co-hosts the Peak Northwest podcast.

A crayfish plague has wiped out the majority ... and an "ecosystem engineer" that modifies habitats. Ironically man-made weirs and waterfalls create barriers which break up the native populations ...