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Kayaking with Arctic giants Spectacular great crested grebes The world’s most sinister plants
Growing up by the ocean, i’d spend as much time as I could in the water – swimming or surfing. But I only came to kayaking much later in life. In the last few years, some of my most powerful wildlife experiences have been when gently paddling...
In this episode of What in the World, BBC environment correspondent Matt McGrath explains how, after years of decline at the hands of humans, these vital coastal ecosystems are making a comeback. Catch up on BBC Sounds
CrowdScience presenter Anand Jagatia braves mud and leeches in the Philippines to search for the rafflesia. He discusses how plants attract pollinators and why they need these creatures. Catch up on BBC Sounds
Can these time-saving garden gadgets do their job without hassling hedgehogs? Expert Sophie Lund-Rasmussen, who has undertaken research on this matter, answers the crucial question in a recent episode of Sliced Bread that examines the pros...
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Photographer Jandré Germishuizen explains how he captured this month’s cover image. “I saw this breeding herd moving fast into Namibia’s Hoanib riverbed early in the day, raising a cloud of dust. As the group dispersed, I focused on one lone...
