Nature

Woman aims to fix 'appalling' litter problem
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Gloucestershire
Posted
12 hours ago
Wild orchid flourishing in Ardingly woodland
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Sussex
Posted
3 days ago
Plan to protect habitats under 'intense pressure'
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England
Posted
6 days ago
Race to mine metals for EV batteries threatens marine paradise
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Climate
Posted
7 days ago
Rarest plant flowers at secret nursery refuge
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Wales
Posted
14 June
Why I've walked the West Highland Way 97 times
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Scotland
Posted
14 June
CrowdScience. Was there an idyllic time before carnivores? Audio, 26 minutes
Was there ever a time when life on earth was peaceful? No predators, no prey, just vibes?
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BBC World Service
Available for over a year
Witness History. Lonesome George: The celebrity tortoise. Audio, 11 minutes
In 2012, Lonesome George, the last tortoise of his species died
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BBC World Service
Available for over a year
Warning over 'dirty secret' of toxic chemicals on farmers' fields
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Science & Environment
Posted
10 June
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Explore bats, moths and more at nature events
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Devon
Posted
7 June
How warming seas are altering our underwater world
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England
Posted
7 June
AI to power conservation project
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Surrey
Posted
5 June
Rare birds appear on restored wetland 'in hours'
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Science & Environment
Posted
5 June
Beauty of countryside celebrated on Devon's day
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Devon
Posted
4 June
Surfing snake spotted on north Wales beach. Video, 00:00:44
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Wales
Posted
3 June
Wild beaver swims in Welsh river in 'phenomenal' moment. Video, 00:00:59
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Wales
Posted
3 June
City to be covered by 'urban forest' within decade
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Wales
Posted
3 June
'Remarkable' owl seen on Springwatch for first time
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Derbyshire
Posted
3 June
New law means public can help protect Wales' wildlife
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Wales
Posted
2 June
Campaign to stop sale of green space for housing
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Hereford & Worcester
Posted
2 June
The Conversation. Women saving endangered species. Audio, 27 minutes
Two women in Brazil and Nepal on saving the plants and animals they love from extinction
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BBC World Service
Available for over a year
How to save native woodlands from invasive shrubs - one tree at a time
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Northern Ireland
Posted
1 June
The Verb. Hedges and poetry. Audio, 42 minutes
Ian McMillan's guests are Testament, Michael Symmons Roberts, Sam Lee, Alison Brackenbury.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for 9 days
Nature mural brings splash of colour to riverside
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Somerset
Posted
31 May