The company of wolves: hunting an ancient predator in the Paris commuter belt
When I say that I intend to go into the forest to search for the wolves, the tourist office advises…
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The cruellest winter is as much part of regeneration as any season of abundance.
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The amazing lawnmower man
How ex-bank manager Clive Gravett became obsessed with Edwin Beard Budding, the inventor of the lawnmower.
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Want to save the world? Start by fighting for the simple things
Whether it’s boring, homogenous, shiny fruit or dying bumblebees, do as Ronald Reagan said: “Just Say No.”
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Is the world’s tallest creature heading for a fall?
A recent list of threatened species revealed that giraffes are now on the brink of extinction after a devastating decline.
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In the woods, a brush with hope
Hope and terror on a winter walk.
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Anthrax in the Arctic: why wolves are the least of a reindeer’s worries this Christmas
The story about reindeer that Planet Earth II never told you.
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