Rebecca Gibson
Wildlife writer and photographer
Rebecca Gibson is a wildlife writer and photographer based in Scotland. She enjoys encouraging others to connect to the natural world on her blog. Rebecca has contributed to publications including BBC Wildlife Magazine, Hertfordshire Life and the Cumberland News and she is currently the Writer in Residence for Wild Intrigue.
Recent articles by Rebecca Gibson
How to watch Dynasties: Meerkat Special
The BBC One series Dynasties returned for a special episode following the lives of meerkat family in Botswana, narrated by Sir David Attenborough.
Gentoo penguins should be split into four species, rather than two subspecies
A new study into the genes and physical characteristics of gentoo penguins indicates that the two current subspecies should be split into four separate species.
Regional ac-scents found in otters
Wild otters have individual dialects based on their region according to new research.
How drones can help leopard seals
Scientists are using drones to monitor and measure the Antarctic mammals.
Alarmingly low numbers spell trouble for the cheetah
Recent evidence from a study in South Africa prompts a need to elevate the cheetah's status to Endangered.
This Christmas, it’s not just the trees being decorated
Scientists have been studying decorator crabs, which adorn themselves with an array of sponges and algae.
Kittiwakes are now in the red
Following the latest revision of the IUCN Red List, the gull is now considered to be threatened with global extinction.
Invasive frogs and birds working together in Hawaii
A study on the impact of a non-native frog in Hawaii has resulted in some unexpected findings.
New project to conserve the elusive river dolphins
The threats of dam development and gold mining in the Amazon have resulted in researchers using satellite technology to uncover the truth about river dolphin behaviour.
How British birds are responding to climate change
A new report reveals the impact climate change is having on the UK's birds – and there are mixed results.