Have you ever wondered why mushrooms are so abundant in the autumn? No need to look mush-further! Bethany Akhtar explains why this season is their best, what roles they play and how to find them.

Polymetallic nodules on the deep seabed hold metals needed for clean energy. But as the world debates mining them, scientists warn of irreversible damage to fragile ecosystems which are still barely understood.

June 17th is World Crocodile Day! To celebrate, Nilo Mason discusses the anatomy and conservation of their favourite animal: crocodiles. Read on to discover some incredible species highlighted below- one of which could grow to over 11 metres before it went extinct. Crikey!

Dearbhlá McMenamin explores the consequences of AI on our natural systems.

Louisa Neill dives into the world of working animals and discovers how they support our conservation efforts as well as other aspects of our lives. She also explores the organisations that protect working animals from exploitation.

Sasha Hill discusses the UK’s issue with water pollution and which stakeholders hold the greatest responsibility for cleaning up this pollution problem and devising short-term and long-term solutions.

Summer Elsie explores the evolutionary history and genetic identity of the extinct dire wolf, drawing on recent genomic research that redefines its place in the canid family tree.

Sasha Hill covers No Meat May, and some of the environmental and health benefits of switching to a plant-based diet.

With the upcoming arrival of International Dawn Chorus Day, Bethany Akhtar unravels what the dawn chorus really means and how it could be impacted by climate change for years to come.

Earth Day is a powerful reminder to protect our planet. But true change can only happen if we live sustainably every day. From rewilding and reducing waste to upskilling through training, every effort counts in the fight for a healthier, more resilient world. Jennifer Robson explores what Earth Day means for us and the planet.

Summer Jones sheds light on the often-overlooked environmental impact of Easter. From plastic-wrapped chocolates to disposable decorations, the holiday generates a significant amount of waste. However, with a few simple swaps, Easter can be both joyful and sustainable. Here’s how to make greener choices this season while still enjoying all the fun!

Senior Writer Daisy Culleton spoke with the brains behind the world's first vintage wholesale competition site, Competition Therapy, to learn more about how it works and how they hope to revolutionise the resell scene.

Toby Patrick looks at how to turn our gardens into bird-friendly environments, leaving outdoor spaces with renewed character and adorable photo opportunities.

Grace Clift explores the language of flowers, as the spring brings colour to our local lands.

Bethany Akhtar discusses how our financial habits impact the environment and whether living ‘moneyless’ holds the potential to help.

To celebrate, Nilo Mason discusses the anatomy and importance of spiders and delves into spider conservation - both small and large scale.

Cerys explores her time working with The Civet Project Foundation, and how it has shaped her into the zoologist she is today.

Sophie O’Donnell deep dives into the extraordinary world of hybrid animals, exploring the specific example of the ‘pizzly bear.'

Cerys Deakin delves into the different mating techniques adopted throughout the animal kingdom & explain why each species adopts them.