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The Government has completely banned the use of Cypermethrin sheep dip...
Nature TV
Meet your favourite natural history TV presenters and enjoy privileged access behind the scenes.
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Bill's foolproof recipe for a great day's birdwatching anywhere in the world? Just follow your nose...
Why do strange birds end up in Blighty? The answer, my friends, is blowing in the wind...
The epic new BBC One series Frozen Planet introduces a cast of wildlife heroes and villains. Plucky penguins, wily orcas, cunning wolves and the mighty yet vulnerable polar bears are the lead characters, their life stories described in David Attenborough’s magnificent narration.
2007 was the 50th anniversary of the BBC Natural History Unit and the centenary of the first British nature film. To celebrate, we found 50 fascinating facts about the history of wildlife film-making.
This photo gallery features highlights from the stunning sixth episode of Frozen Planet, about the relationship that humans have with the polar regions.
Meat may be murder – but if you’re a sparrowhawk, it’s also natural. So what’s the problem?
This photo gallery features highlights from the stunning fifth episode of Frozen Planet, showing the wildlife of the polar regions in the depths of winter.
This photo gallery features highlights from the stunning fourth episode of Frozen Planet, showing the wildlife of the polar regions in autumn.
This photo gallery features highlights from the stunning third episode of Frozen Planet - Summer.
More new dinosaurs have been unearthed in the past decade than over the previous two centuries. As Planet Dinosaur hits TV screens, Paul Chambers celebrates this golden age of discovery.
