Author: Charlene Desouza

Every scientist starts with a question. For marine scientist Dr Jessica Rudd from the University of Exeter, questions about the movements and behaviours of marine life have taken her on a journey around the UK, from tracking Atlantic bluefin tuna in the waters of southwest England to investigating basking shark

Our media picks of the month, inspired by science, nature and conservation. What to Listen To: When Science Finds a Way Just in case you have already finished all the other podcasts we’ve recommended, here’s another one! Each episode uncovers how we as a species are navigating the problems of

Listen to this article: Are you speaking my language? We know that whales are mammals, just like us. They breathe air, are warm-blooded and give birth to live young. Some whales, like the humpback whale, have an artistic flare and can sing songs! But what we also share with these

What stands between a salmon and its journey home? From quiet rivers to the open ocean and back again, salmon undertake one of nature’s most extraordinary migrations. But in our ever changing work, this journey is becoming harder to complete.

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