Blog posts by year and monthMay 2017
Posts (17)
What does 'modern nature' mean to you?
Russell Dornan from the Wellcome Collection's digital team explains his latest project, Sharing Nature, and how you can get involved too.
"I ring tawny owls and this is why"
Lee Barber from the British Trust for Ornithology shares his experience of ringing tawny owls - a species of medium conservation concern.
Springwatch Eve anticipation and excitement
Our social media producer writes about his excitement before his first series of Springwatch.
The dramatic impact warmer weather is having on our wild flowers
Trevor Dines from Plantlife writes on how soaring temperatures and global warming are affecting our plants.
The science behind one of the British Isle's strangest phenomena
Every year, hundreds of thousands of midges appear in the Scottish highlands. But from where, and why?
A taste of things to come
Series Editor Rosemary Edwards writes about why she's looking forward to BBC Springwatch having a new home.
New things to come...
BBC Springwatch Series Producer Chris Howard writes about why he's looking forward to the upcoming series of Springwatch.
Instagram Takeover: Russ Underwood
BBC Springwatch has asked Instagram user @SnappyRuss to look after our account for the weekend. He's been talking about why he's looking forward to it.
Can you do something 'wild' everyday for a month?
Getting outside isn't always easy, but this June we're being encouraged to get into the wilderness and do something wild.
Old, wrinkly and gnarly – no, we’re talking about trees!
The Woodland Trust's Chris Hickman writes about trees and why it's important we look after them ahead of Tree of the Year.
