In this issue

Conservation report
Tropical forest loss is the biggest
threat to the Baird’s tapir, Wildlife champion
TV presenter James Glancy waxes
lyrical about oceanic whitetips...

Mike Dilger's Wildlife Watching

In his series of great places to watch wildlife in the UK, the star of BBC One’s The One Show this month encourages you to experience a spectacular seabird colony on the UK coast.

2 mins

On Home Turf

In the race to save the planet, where better to start than your own backyard, where small changes can make a big difference.

5 mins

10 Top Tips For Insect-Friendly Gardens

There are many beautiful flowers to choose from that are highly attractive to pollinating insects (visit bit.ly/bestgardenflowers). In general, old fashioned, cottage-garden perennials are best. Many wildflowers are wonderful in the garden.

3 mins

A Life With Leopards

Leopard mothers with young cubs are notoriously elusive, but one female in a quiet corner of Botswana has allowed Suzi Eszter has a privileged view into family life. Leopards, it seems, can change their spots.

3 mins

School Strike!

What makes a student walk out of class to protest against climate change, and what do their parents think about it?

8 mins

Stranger Than Fiction

A mammal that lays eggs and secretes venom, the peculiar platypus has been fascinating scientists since the 19th century but faces an uncertain future.

8 mins

My Way Of Thinking: Mark Carwardine

The broadcaster and campaigner discusses the recent UN report on nature’s dangerous decline, and invites your thoughts on the subject.

3 mins

Balancing Act

Can one of England’s great lowland estates, Holkham in Norfolk, support agriculture and shooting, as well as wildlife? We meet Jake Fiennes, its head of conservation, to find out.

8 mins

The Emperor Strikes Back

Once thought extinct in many areas, purple emperors are now turning up everywhere, even in supermarkets.

6 mins

Megafauna In The Metropolis

Nairobi is the safari capital of the world, but as urban jungles collide, can the city protect the wilderness on its doorstep?

1 min

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