Nature

The nationally scare species spends most of its life living in tube webs.

Noa Leach writes for the Wildlife Trust about its activities, events and opportuntities to get involved.

Historic ‘loss and damage’ deal is main success at climate conference in Egypt

Bob Jarman is stunned by the sight of a roost at Ouse Fen.

Terry Macalister insists war in Ukraine has eclipsed climate change as number one issue for governments

They examined photos from between 1886 and 2018.

The Anglia Ruskin University study is one of the first to examine the impact on wildlife.

A preview of this month’s conference in Egypt as delegates focus on minimising environmental disasters

Capybaras are semi-acquatic mammals found in northern and central South America.

The patient bird catches the worm, their study shows.

A free panel discussion about them is being held by Cambridge PPF.

Caroline Fitton, of the Wildlife Trust BCN, writes for the Cambridge Independent.

After a 10-day rearguard action, West Chesterton residents lose battle to protect local habitat

New names – just as UN report says energy transition is now critical

They have kept records of the impact.

Bob Jarman, of the Cambridge Natural History Society, explores the outcome of a three-year project.

West Chesterton residents say ‘GCP are putting their heads down’

Cindy Forde’s ‘Bright New World’ time travels ahead – and shows how the world learned to live sustainably

GCP project suspended ‘for today’ following protests in West Chesterton

Variety on offer for three-day event proves its value