A story of nature helping itself in the context of climate change, with cattle rather than humans shaping the environment, resulting in benefits for both cattle and farm alike.
Flora Beverley, the Founder of the Pollinator Pathways Project in Bristol, is transforming the city's alleyways by encouraging the local community with pollinator-friendly planting.
In Essex the oyster makes the natural world better, filtering and cleaning the estuary water. Tom, an eighth-generation oyster fisherman, explains how he adapts his techniques to the changing environment.
Red Kites were once a thriving species in Northern Ireland but due to disruption of their precious habitats, the bird went extinct. But conservationists have reintroduced the species.
Eryri National Park in North Wales has been designated one of only a handful of International Dark Sky Reserves on earth. As one world sleeps, another awakens.
Welcome to St Kilda, an isolated archipelago made up of four islands, west of Scotland's Western Isles. Rugged and remote, it's a place where nature flourishes in all its glory.
Wolves in the Wood is an initiative designed to encourage children to engage in outdoor play. Through mixed-age learning, creativity and freedom, the project nurtures confidence.
We discover how the humble fox should be celebrated not vilified when we spend a day with The Fox Project driver Nicki Townsend. Nicki receives an emergency call and discovers a fox trapped in netting.
