Neonicotinoids are getting a bad rap for the harm that they reportedly do to insects, such as bees. But research is now showing they have harmful effects on other wildlife too. What is their impact on birds, and what would it really mean to ban these substances once and for all?

Modern urban building design is contributing to bird population declines, as an estimated 16-42 million birds in Canada die each year as a result of window strikes. Why does this happen, and what can be done about it?

With the global climate warming at an alarming rate, many animals are being pushed to higher elevations and latitudes in search of suitable habitat. Who is on the move, and what will these range shifts mean for biodiversity and society?

Urban sprawl is reducing habitat for wildlife worldwide. But while most species are struggling with this, a select few have found a way to thrive in our cities. So what factors make an animal successful in an urban environment?

The e-waste produced when we discard our old cellphones is not only damaging to nature, but also people in developing countries. Cellphone recycling is an initiative that promises to reduce some of this harm in the name of sustainability. But is it really as sustainable as it seems?

Global biodiversity is declining at an alarming rate, with cities cited as one of the major factors threatening the survival of native species. But can cities positively impact biodiversity? And if so, what opportunities are there for local biodiversity action?

Glaciers and ice shelves across the world are melting as a direct result of global warming. What will this mean for us on a local and global scale?