In this issue

Volunteer: Working for Nature Rosie Bishop and Carol Cook spend
their time rehabilitating hedgehogs in Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire, Wildlife Champion: Why TV presenter Martin Hughes-Games has a soft spot for the common earwig, Cave dwellers: We delve into the depths of Postojna Cave in search of olms and other
mysterious troglobites...

Monarch Or Menace?

Scotland’s largest land mammal is also one of its most contentious. The 'deer problem' divides conservationists, land managers and the public like no other.

7 mins

Are You Serious?

Should humour be used more o en when we're talking about the natural world and how to protect it? Or does laughter detract from important conservation messages?

8 mins

Parliament Of Owls

They may be a rare sight in Britain but long-eared owls aren’t so shy and retiring elsewhere.

7 mins

The Secret Mission Of The Octonauts

A hit cartoon about a team of underwater ecowarriors has been teaching pre-schoolers about the wonders of the deep. If you haven’t encountered them before – meet the Octonauts!

7 mins

Answering The Call Of The Wild

Ten thousand people marched through London on 22 September, highlighting action for wildlife. What did they achieve?

6 mins

Out Of Darkness

Discover an underground world lled with little-known species that are slowly coming to light, thanks to the work of cave divers and scientists.

7 mins

Happy Families

Emperor penguins are perfectly adapted to thrive in the extreme conditions of Antarctica, one of the Earth’s most remote places. These intimate portraits show the challenges they overcome to live their lives and raise their young.

2 mins

Growing Out Of The Ashes

As Sweden picked up the pieces in the months following its worst-ever storm, an oak tree appeared on the landscape.

1 min

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