Fungi: Building Connections Between Nature and Humans
Fantastic fungi, marvelous mushrooms, miraculous mycelia – the world of these mysterious and fascinating others continues to capture the attention of the curious and provides a means to deepen our connection to nature.
High-Altitude Insect Migrations with Dr. Will Hawkes
Insect migrations are crucial for pollination, pest control, and nutrient transport. Dr. Will Hawkes' research in the Pyrenees shows millions of insects cross a high-altitude mountain pass annually.
Who's That Snacking On The Mulberry Tree?
As the exclusive feed of the domesticated silkworm, the mulberry tree stands as a cornerstone to global silk production. In Trentino-Alto Adige, urban lore speaks of summertime tales when the berries and cooling shade to taste particularly sweet.
A two in one: caterpillar then butterfly!
The marsh fritillary is an iconic butterfly species; but its population size has decreased dramatically in the last 50 years across the British Isles.
Close to the Water, Far From Home: Manx Shearwaters on Migration
The Manx Shearwater embarks on an epic 11200 km migration each Autumn, from Islands in Northern Europe as far south as Patagonia, overcoming adversity in the face of storms, collision courses, predators and light pollution.