Blogs

A recent paper accepted for publication by the Royal Society has highlighted media bias when reporting the issue of heather burning.

Guest blog by Mary Colwell-Hector, who is  walking 500 miles from the west of Ireland to the east of England to raise funds for curlew recovery projects.

A look back at an experiment we conducted in 2012, looking into tick treatment for sheep.

Alison Espie, The Game and Wildlife Scottish Demonstration Farm’s research assistant, explains how to track down Scotland’s elusive Wildcats.

Peter reports from a soggy Selborne as Liz Truss visits to see the great work of the Landscape Partnership.

Peter sings the praises of the earthworm - a species Darwin always stated was the most important on the planet.

Little is known about this potentially devastating disease which can cause skin lesions and damage the kidneys.

Peter welcomes the Paris Agreement, but is alarmed by a new report on soils published this month.

Peter discusses the Brambling,  similar in size and shape to the chaffinch and feeding teammates in the winter.

Pete receives an unusual phone call from a friend...