England’s proposed mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain requirement for new developments might not deliver on promises to increase biodiversity, according to researc...
Over the years I have been asked all sorts of questions about sharks, covering a broad range of pretty much everything, from; “Do sharks fart?” to “Ho...
Shark Scientist Lauren Smith talks to Plant Pathologist James Lynott about this incredible phenomenon.
James Lynott
Biofluorescence is essentially the ab...
Conservation coalition begins restoration of Britain’s largest protected area for native oystersVital work to save an Essex icon begins this month – as the ZSL-...
Mike Barker, who lives in Swaffham Prior, has had a lifelong interest in both art and ecology and uses his interest in the natural world to inspire his pa...
One of the world’s most endangered spiders has had a boost in numbers thanks to a vital conservation breeding success at ZSL (Zoological Society of London). It ...
Potter Heigham Marshes, Norfolk, 2017
Waders circle in front of Martham church, east Norfolk
Passage waders, they’re hard to beat aren't they? I grew up...
Author: Robert Lambert
Assistant Professor in Environmental History, University of Nottingham
My Rare Bird Alert pager bleeped insistently at precisely 2...
