Summer Elsie discusses the difficulties bats are facing and the behavioural adaptations permitting their survival in the modern world.

Cerys Deakin reports on the 10 year stay of two Giant Pandas at Edinburgh Zoo, and how the zoo has used Biophilia for good.

As Halloween draws near, Nilo Mason unveils the shadows of the animal kingdom and the macabre world of blood-sucking creatures.

Dana Weaving dives into the ‘Blackfish Effect’, the profound public response to the 2013 documentary on the treatment of captive orcas.

Amy Hall discusses the genius behind seasonal bird migration, explaining how and why some birds arrive in the UK in particular seasons.

Ani Talwar talks about some well-known celebrities and reveals the environmental factor they surprisingly have in common.

Alex Powell reports on the plights of the threatened pangolins and what hope there is for their recovery.

Zainab Vawda investigates the potentially altruistic nature of humpback whales and their courageous behaviours exhibited.

Madelaine Stannard gives a beginner’s rundown of Darwin’s natural selection, and how humans are shaping evolution of the animal kingdom.

Madelaine Stannard journeys through the conservation history of the Scottish wildcat, and reports on a new landmark translocation programme.

Madelaine Stannard gives a guide to the array of wildlife on Mull, and insight into ethically observing the island’s natural beauty!

Antonia Devereux reviews ‘When the kite builds: Why and How we restored Red Kites across Britain’ ahead of its release on March 3rd.

Ani Talwar discusses the role Zebrafish play in helping medical advancement and understanding.

Isla takes a look into how honey bees are threatening other wild bees and pollinators and discusses what can be done to prevent this threat.

Maddie Stannard explores the link between declining numbers of invertebrates and the damage being done to global wetlands.

Ani Talwar explores how we can protect wild spaces, by working with the Anthropocene.