New collaborative research from leading conservation scientists at the RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds), BTO (British Trust for Ornithology), and ZSL’s Institute of Zoology has found that we must change the way we feed our garden birds, or risk losing some of our most iconic species. Eurasian
The view from the bus – somewhere in Turkey. Photo: Maddie Kirby. The case for the slow lane. I gazed out the window as the landscape shifted from rugged mountains to busy roads lined with low-lying buildings, the bus finally coming to a stop in the centre of a town.
Imagine a volcanic island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, over a thousand kilometres from the nearest land, where cinder cones rise over barren plains of once-molten lava, and a cloud forest cloaks the highest peak in lush green vegetation that is home to tree-climbing crabs. Where seabirds gather
Successful Collaborations Between Fisherfolk, Scientists and Policy Makers in a Mediterranean Fishery This is the story of how a group of fishermen from a small, politically divided country are finding Another Way. It is a tale of 3 am alarms, bleary-eyed drives, and beautiful sunrises. A story of laughter, tears,
Antarctic Krill (Euphasia superba) have been discovered to be one of the most important organisms for carbon storage in the world. Image taken from Canva We’ve all heard of carbon offsetting, right? Okay, now imagine that instead of planting trees or protecting peat bogs, airline companies are proudly showing off
2nd MARCH 2021: 260 BODIES FOUND WASHED UP ON THE SHORES OF SOUTH AFRICA. A team of scientists tasked with investigating the mysterious deaths discovered something unexpected, something that is becoming increasingly common but has largely gone unnoticed by mainstream media1. Their findings set off a three-year investigation, culminating in
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