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  Signs of spring arrive early for the UK

  9 Jan 2012:

  Snowdrops and daffodils emerge weeks early as a result of the mild winter, the Woodland Trust says

• Obama holds strong to protect Grand Canyon from uranium mining

  9 Jan 2012: President Obama to introduce 20-year ban of uranium mining on 1m square acres of Grand Canyon, despite political pressure

• Sea Shepherd supporters held on Japanese whaling vessel

  9 Jan 2012: Australia demands release of three citizens who climbed aboard the Shonan Maru 2 and demanded fleet return to port

• Brave the cold and capture the ever-dramatic signs of winter

  9 Jan 2012: Tom Marshall: Whether it's snow white scenery or the stunning ptarmigan, this time of year can make for fantastic photography

• Andaman Islands tribe threatened by lure of mass tourism

  7 Jan 2012:

  Jarawa people at risk from disease, predatory sex and exploitation as tourist convoys crowd the road through their jungle

• Spanish government urged to renounce plans to rubbish EU fishing reforms

  5 Jan 2012: Leaked document reveals former socialist government's plans to oppose planned EU ban on discarding edible fish at sea

• Pale octopus, hairy-chested yeti crab and other new species found

  4 Jan 2012: Scientists exploring underwater vents near Antarctica find a world of creatures thriving in temperatures of 400C

• Is photography the most influential medium for environmental awareness?

  3 Jan 2012:

  Leo Hickman: Carleton Watkins' 1861 images helped to kickstart the conservation movement, proving the influence of photography

• Leopards from British zoos could boost wild population

  2 Jan 2012: Fewer than 40 Amur leopards remain in the wild, but plan to use animals bred from captive big cats may provide a lifeline

• Whaling: campaigners use drones in the fight against Japanese whalers

  1 Jan 2012:

  US military technology adapted as 'eye in the sky' by eco-activists in the Antarctic seas

• Sumatran rhino's survival hopes ride on Puntung and Tam

  31 Dec 2011:

  Puntung's capture means she can be used in a breeding programme that could save her ancient kind from extinction

• My hero: Peter Scott

  30 Dec 2011: 'He survived the curious legacy of his father thanks to his love of nature'

• Crayfish invasion of England's waterways tracked by radio

  30 Dec 2011: North American predators move upstream at 500m a month, spreading disease to native species, Environment Agency finds

• Record ivory seizures point to surge in elephant poaching

  29 Dec 2011: Thousands of elephants being killed every year, with central Africa brutally affected, says conservation group

• Malaysia bids to save Borneo Sumatran rhino from extinction

  27 Dec 2011: Wildlife authorities hope a rare young female captured in the wild will mate with a rescued male

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