Month: June 2022

A tiger rests on a fallen tree

Tiger sites smash goal to double numbers

Thanks to you, tiger populations are on the rise – and in two reserves, numbers have more than tripled

Habitats and species
An Irrawaddy dolphin jumping out of the water

Sound solution for river dolphins in Borneo

Thanks to new technology we’ve developed, dolphins and other endangered wildlife can be safely steered away from fishing nets

Food / Fresh water / People and communities
A snow leopard in the Ladakh mountain range in the Indian Himalayas

Gallery: Sascha Fonseca’s search for snow leopards

Photographer Sascha Fonseca specialises in capturing stunning wildlife images in remote locations. But ‘the ghost of the mountains’ proved elusive…

Habitats and species
A Popa langur monkey moves through the forest

Greater Mekong mysteries revealed

The wildlife-rich Greater Mekong region is home to an amazing range of flora and fauna – including hundreds of species that have only just been recorded

Habitats and species / Illegal wildlife trade
An aerial shot of forests being cleared for oil palm plantations

Palm oil: everything you need to know

From biscuits to bubble bath, palm oil is found in hundreds of everyday products. But why is it so popular – and so problematic? Get the facts with our guide.

Food / Forests / Habitats and species
Photograph of a school of swimming fish

Which fish should I eat?

Making environmentally responsible seafood choices is a great way to enjoy a healthy diet and help protect our ocean, but where do you start?

Food / Habitats and species / Oceans / Sustainable living
Poppies growing in a field of wheat in the Sussex countryside

“Nature always uses diversity”

Farmer, musician and DJ Andy Cato tells us why he switched from making hits to growing grains, and explains the importance of safeguarding our soil

Conservation heroes / Food / UK nature