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© Diana Mower / Shutterstock.com According to statistics released by the Forest Research organisation in 2020, Britain has 3.21 million hectares of woodland; covering 19% of Scotland, 15% of Wales, 10% of England and 9% of Northern Ireland. As well...

© Bachkova Natalia / Shutterstock.com The RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch 2021 attracted more than one million people - making it the largest ever recorded! The annual event enables the wildlife charity to monitor Britain's wild bird population by asking members...

© Tim Herbert / Shutterstock.com The beautiful Monarch butterfly is one of the most well-studied butterflies on the planet - and with very good reason. A legendary pollinator: the colourful black, orange and white butterfly enables plants to seed, fruit...

© davemhuntphotography / Shutterstock.com A simple, fun activity that doesn't cost anything, rock pooling can be enjoyed by all the family. As a source of much wonder, you can learn about dozens of sea creatures that you won't see anywhere...

© Lesley Andrew / Shutterstock.com Did you know, garden ponds are increasingly important for the survival of the common frog due to a decline in its natural habitat? The number of natural ponds in the British countryside has decreased by...

© Menno Schaefer / Shutterstock.com Birds are among the planet's most fascinating and tuneful creatures. While it might appear they are singing simply because they're happy, birds expend so much energy making themselves heard for far more practical reasons. Birds...

© Carl Mckie / Shutterstock.com Brightening up the landscape with their tiny colourful blooms, catkins are a familiar sight in spring. Their long, slim clusters of delicate flowers grow on many of our British trees and play a vital role...

© Coatesy / Shutterstock.com The welcoming signs of spring are in the air at last, bringing fresh hope following an uncertain and challenging winter. Spring officially starts on one of three days each year, during the period known as the...