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  Puffin colony recovers after mystery crash in numbers

  8 Jul 2010: England's biggest puffin colony is no longer struggling as birds fitted with GPS trackers reveal feeding hotspots 20 miles out to sea

• Over 25% of flowers face extinction – many before they are even discovered

  7 Jul 2010:

  Scientists say human activity could spell end for a quarter of all flowering plants, with huge impact on food chain

• Monkey-eating eagle divebombs BBC filmmaker as he fits nest-cam

  6 Jul 2010:

  Cameraman swooped by 9kg bird with 13cm claws in quest for footage of world's most powerful eagle in Venezuelan rainforest

• Conservation can be a weapon against poverty

  5 Jul 2010:

  The Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve in Mexico shows how local people can be paid for protecting their environment, says Daniela Pastrana

• Conservation choices over church roofs and prehistoric sites

  5 Jul 2010: Letters: Prehistoric and archaeological sites – from ceremonial stone circles to fortified hill forts – receive peanuts in comparison with churches

• Strawberries spark an English landscape battle as polytunnels spread

  4 Jul 2010: Wimbledon's favourite fruit is put at risk after Herefordshire conservationists win a court victory over 'landscape blight'

• Sylvia Earle: Swimming with sharks and oil

  3 Jul 2010: Deep sea explorer Sylvia Earle has seen the Gulf oil spill up close, but refuses to believe it could destroy the ocean.

• Peru to expel British 'Tarzan agitator' Paul McAuley

  2 Jul 2010: Missionary told to leave after helping Amazon tribes resist incursion of oil, gas and mining firms into the rainforest

• Environmental groups and BP close to agreement over turtle threat

  2 Jul 2010: Environmental groups seek to halt the burnings until steps are taken for rescue teams to remove as many turtles as possible

• Large blue butterfly moves to Cotswolds

  28 Jun 2010: Assisted by climate change, the ecologists who saved the butterfly from extinction are reintroducing it to its former haunts

• Why we must treat every Endromis versicolora like a Kentish glory

  25 Jun 2010:

  Juliette Jowit: Until we learn that all species are important – not just those with a catchy name – England's rate of extinction will remain woeful

• Is there any hope out there for our ailing bee populations?

  25 Jun 2010:

  What are your own theories about why bees are suffering? And what are your proposed solutions?

• When it comes to conservation, common names count

  25 Jun 2010: George C McGavin: Latin classification can be cold and clinical - it's much easier to care about a species that has a romantic and memorable name

• The stalked jellyfish: Lucernariopsis cruxmelitensis

  25 Jun 2010:

  Lucernariopsis cruxmelitensis is the smallest member of a family of species known as stalked jellyfish

• The bee that lays in other bees' nests: Nomada armata

  25 Jun 2010:

  A type of cuckoo bee, so-called because it lays its eggs in the nests of other bees

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