Nature

Founder Vhari Russell was motivated to act following the tragic early death of her brother.

Cambridge-based nature writer Martin Walters couldn’t resist the urge to join a flock of birdwatchers.

The hour-long programme will reveal why we should appreciate, not fear, these intelligent flying mammals.

The parasitic birds imitate the appearance, sounds and begging movements of their host’s chicks.

The 94-year-old was said to be more excited than ever to be back in the field.

Five landscape-scale projects have been highlighted as part of the project.

Nature notes: Martin Walters looks at some of the smaller creatures that are often overlooked in our gardens.

It would have implications for the global climate, ecosystems and human activities.

There are more emperor penguins than we thought, British Antarctic Survey discovers.

He calls for a reduction in abstraction.

The Cambridge charity is in line for the Natura 2000 award.

Cambridge University spin-out’s X1 generates larvae at scale

Nature notes: Martin Walters gets to hear from an elusive species that can be frustratingly hard to see.

Police released the leveret into a field and seized the vehicle.

87 per cent say living near nature is beneficial during the coronavirus outbreak

Cam Valley Forum members have led the work to clear the menace

It is a view not seen at the University of Cambridge college for 300 years.

Martin Walters has been enjoying the growing boldness of nature and the return of the swifts.

Pythag is a hit online

Full details of all the National Trust parkland and gardens that are reopening and how to book online to visit.