19 April 2019
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Norwich Cathedral peregrine falcons: A photographer's passion
Chris Skipper has been photographing urban peregrines nesting at Norwich Cathedral for nearly a decade.
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Once destroyed by the Taliban, the Buddha statues live again
A team of conservators are working to breathe new life into a collection of Buddha statues destroyed by the Taliban
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Spikes on trees in Oxford to 'stop bird poo'
A wildlife campaigner says he believes the spikes are to stop birds from messing on cars.
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Worries about agrochemicals led to a new farming movement
Worries about soil quality led to the creation of a new farming movement in the UK in the 1940s
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The history of plastic in the sea
A metal box which has been dragged around the ocean first discovered a plastic bag sixty years ago.
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Bacton sand martins return to cliff burrows after nets removed
The birds' nesting sites were blocked when netting was installed.
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Plan to future-proof the ecology of Thetford Forest
How we use our forests has evolved from timber and food production to recreation.
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Sheep attacks: 'These dogs have got a taste for blood'
Farmers who witnessed the aftermath of a brutal dog attack on their sheep are calling for changes to the law.
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SpaceX nails triple booster landing after satellite delivery
Elon Musk's Falcon Heavy launched a satellite into orbit for a Saudi Arabian company.
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Would you sort your rubbish into seven different bags?
A city with impressive recycling credentials has a unique waste system involving seven coloured bags.
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Teen conservationist: 'Why I adopted a cheetah'
Kenyan teenager Some, who adopted big cat Diji when she was 17, wants to be a conservationist.
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The first ever picture of a black hole
Astronomers have taken the first ever picture of a black hole at the heart of a distant galaxy.
