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Mark Carwardine
The conservationist questions the UK’s latest ‘polluting megaprojects’.

Evolution needs extinction
From the dodo to the woolly mammoth, extinction gets a bad rep – but it is as creative as it is destructive.

On the goshawk trail
Follow a raptor monitor as she delves deep into the forests of Shropshire..

WILD MONTH

With verdant hedgerows, the hum of insects, warmer days and milder nights, summer is in full swing.

4 mins

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 heads uphill where the meadow wildflowers are at their best right now and lapwings are taking flight.

3 mins

My Way Of Thinking Mark Carwardine

The conservationist discusses Britain’s new fossil fuel projects, from airports to coal mines, and invites your thoughts on the subject.

3 mins

THE LOST VOICE

The regent honeyeater – a tiny bird found in Australian forests – has become so rare that it is forgetting how to sing its own song.

10 mins

Extinction A Force Of Nature

Today, extinction is a term we associate with the spiralling loss of species at human hands. Yet it is also an entirely natural phenomenon that is as creative as it is destructive.

8 mins

Mob rule

In the well-defined strata of meerkat society, Mum’s firmly in charge – but, despite the dominance of a fierce matriarch, it takes a mob to raise a litter of hungry, playful pups.

5 mins

Why months matter

Though largely disliked by the general public, moths provide valuable ecological services – which makes the sharp decline in their British numbers all the move worrying

9 mins

TIGER of the WOODS

Follow a raptor monitor as she delves deep into the forests of Shropshire in search of a rare but particularly magnificent bird of prey: the goshawk.

9 mins

Do Not Disturb

With overseas holidays largely off the cards, Britain is bracing itself for a season of ‘staycations’. But what does this mean for our local wildlife?

10 mins

Peepers peeled for a pygmy

When Jo Caird went diving in Malaysia, patience and eagle eyes were needed to spot the tiniest of seahorses.

2 mins

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