Lizzie De Lusignan investigates how animals use camouflage to survive and thrive in a changing world.
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Charlotte O’Neill summarises the key events and outcomes of COP28.
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Bethany Pihama explores what citizen science is, how it helps the planet, and why it’s important to be open-minded when considering who is considered an activist.
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Tania Roa looks at Soul Fire Farm and how we can learn from their practices.
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April is a month of change. With warmer weather and longer evenings, it is a great time of year to look out for some local wildlife. Words by Lizzie deLusignan |
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This month, Lizzie tells us about wildlife in the UK that is coming out to enjoy the sunshine… She tells us about butterflies, bees, reptiles, birds and mammals to keep an eye out for..Words by Lizzie deLusignan |
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There are a lot of tree planting initiatives emerging across the globe, often hallowed for their ambitious nature. But just how feasible are these causes and what issues may emerge when reforesting at such a scale? | Words by Olivia Pilmore-Bedford.
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In her second Wildlife Highlight of the year, Lizzie tells us about wildlife in the UK that is beginnining to get ready for spring, including badgers, foxes and squirrels. Words by Lizzie deLusignan |
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In part 2 of a 4-part series about wildlife in India, Annie takes us on a walk through the Western Ghats… Words by Annie and Adele Santamaria |
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In her first Wildlife Highlight of the new year, Lizzie tells us about some of her favourite avian UK winter migrants. Words by Lizzie deLusignan |
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You’ve most likely heard about the use of dogs to sniff out contraband at airports, find missing people or even help detect cancer, but have you heard of wildlife detection dogs? | Words by Maddy Simmonds.
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December is the start of winter. With the shortest days of the year, it is often one of the hardest months to spot wildlife in the UK. Lizzie tells us about 4 species to look out for… Words by Lizzie deLusignan |
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In the first of a four-part series on India’s biodiversity and varied ecology, they write about how the Himalayan mountain ranges have shaped India’s biodiversity over time. Words by Adele and Annie Santamaria |
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Back for her second column, Lizzie De Lusignan tells us more about UK wildlife in November, with coverage about different types of hibernation. All of this, and an exciting October update… Words by Lizzie de Lusignan |
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UK Monthly Wildlife Highlight, October. Rutting Stags and wildlife in the Peak District. Words by Lizzie de Lusignan |
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Besides old-growth trees and rainforests, a common green growth that we may see daily in the UK also plays a big part in combating climate change. Maddy tells us more about the significance of hedgerows in the climate fight. | Words by Maddy Simmonds.
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Glacial ice stores information about our planet’s environmental past, however, climate change is causing it to melt away. UNESCO’s ‘Ice Memory Project’ is racing to extract samples from glaciers around the world and preserve this important data for future scientists. Words by Caitlin Thomas. |
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What flowers can you grow in your UK garden to bring back the buzz? | Words by Franzi Sordon.
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There are still places on this glorious earth that are not just magnificent, but have also maintained their wild nature, and have been relatively untouched by human life. Words by Eleanor Maslin |
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Throughout history, the intelligence of organisms has always been questioned. How something that is considered alive thinks, is famously what has given humanity power, leadership, and the ability to reign supreme over all other species. Dawood explores research into other species, and what makes them intelligent. Words by Dawood Qureshi |.
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