Disappearance of the Pika
The American pika has died out from a 165-square-mile area of habitat in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains, due to climate change.
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Primates in Peril
Primates may be our closest relatives but we are causing them serious harm. A comprehensive review of the influence of human activities on wild primate populations in four countries has found that they are facing major threats.
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J is for July Highflyer
Nature in the UK is not so much flying high as sinking fast, whether moths or otherwise.
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Innovation in Koala-Spotting
An innovative technology has been developed to aid koala conservation. Drones and infrared imaging are being utilised to improve spotting them through the eucalyptus trees from the air, a more reliable and less invasive technique.
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M is for: Mandarin Duck and Mistle Thrush
Chris Foster talks about the Mandarin Duck and Mistle Thrush as part of his A to Z of British Birds series.
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Lonesome George: Death of an Icon
For the last 40 years, this 5 foot-long, 200 lb tortoise lived on Santa Cruz Island at the Charles Darwin research centre in the Galapagos Islands, having been moved from Pinta when he was first discovered in 1972.
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