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  Scientists investigate massive walrus haul-out in Alaska ‎

  13 Sep 2010: Scientists fear declining Arctic sea ice may have caused an unprecedented mass migration to dry land

• Zhejiang locals wage war of noise against invading boar

  13 Sep 2010: Boar numbers have increased from 29,000 to 150,000 in the past decade, and they are moving into farmland and residential areas

• Can I eat fish and be green?

  12 Sep 2010:

  When it comes to finding sustainable fish it's a jungle out there

• New to Nature No 19: Archipheretima middletoni

  12 Sep 2010: A new species of worm brings a mystery for scientists to solve, says Quentin Wheeler

• Endangered Hawksbill sea turtle numbers show signs of hope

  10 Sep 2010:

  New paper in the journal Oryx shows 'comparatively optimistic' number of hawksbill nests were found between 2007 and 2009

• Eyewitness: Going underground, Borneo

  Picture, 9 Sep 2010:

  Photographs from the Guardian Eyewitness series

• Country diary: Achvaneran

  9 Sep 2010: Ray Collier: Achvaneran

• Refurbished rivers bring salmon and trout flooding back

  8 Sep 2010: Numbers of fish hit record highs thanks to improved habitats and action to clean polluted waterways

• Bees stung by 'climate change-linked' early pollination

  8 Sep 2010:

  Climate change may be causing flowers to open before bees emerge from hibernation leading to declines in pollination, new research suggests

• And now for a very peculiar autumn

  7 Sep 2010:

  Unripened fruit, sour blackberries and piddling conkers. Is there any hope for an abundant autumn?

• World's smallest seahorse faces extinction after BP oil spill

  7 Sep 2010: Habitat loss could cause a dramatic fall in dwarf seahorse populations, warn conservationists

• Congolese chimpanzees face new 'wave of killing' for bushmeat

  7 Sep 2010: Scientists say chimps face 'major and urgent threat' as the bushmeat trade expands in country's north

• Greenpeace 'Tokyo Two' anti-whaling activists found guilty

  6 Sep 2010:

  Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki have both been found guilty of theft and trespass after intercepting a box of whale meat

• Do we really hate foxes enough to wear them again?

  5 Sep 2010:

  Fur stoles are being snapped up by lovers of vintage fashion, says Emily Cronin

• Country diary: New Forest

  4 Sep 2010: Graham Long: New Forest

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