Country diary: a muddy climb is rewarded with sweeping views

The narrow lane down to the beach was edged with the yellow flowers of celandines, huddled…

Great Barrier Reef watchers anxiously await evidence of coral bleaching from aerial surveys

The full impact of coral bleaching across the Great Barrier Reef will become clearer this week…

Emboldened wild animals venture into locked-down cities worldwide

As cities around the world mandate lockdowns, quarantines and social distancing, social media posts about animals…

Diet, health, inequality: why Britain’s food supply system doesn’t work

Tim Lang likes to take the long view. A conversation with the internationally renowned professor of…

Fewer oaks, more conifers: Britain’s forests must change to meet climate targets

Last century the Forestry Commission sparked anger with a mass planting of conifer trees designed to…

The five: trees of the year

Poor water infrastructure puts world at greater risk from coronavirus

‘The forest is now terribly silent’: land set aside for threatened species entirely burnt out

Rare Andean bears flock to cloud forest to feast on wild avocados

Deep in the Maquipucuna cloud forest, two hours drive from Ecuador’s capital, Quito, rare Andean bears…

Identity Theft: Why More Tech Use Biometric Technology to Protect their Customer

Technology may be advancing at a fast rate but that doesn’t mean that hackers are lagging.…