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The Final FrontierThe US government has given permission for the first private company to land unmanned vehicles on the moon, with the intention of mining its resources. But could the move have geopolitical consequences? -
Out of the boxFor centuries, crowds have descended – or ascended – on Box Hill in Surrey. For this month’s Discovering Britain trail, Laura Cole finds out why -
Long live the KingIt is barely half a century since the Born Free story caused the world to re-evaluate humanity’s relationship with lions. A few brief decades later, are we on the verge of having to reassess once more, as lions slide towards extinction? -
Everything you need to know about CITES CoP17From the hotly debated topic of elephants and ivory to deciding the fate of lesser-known creatures struggling for survival, this year’s CITES conference is sure to be one of the most important and potentially game-changing meetings yet -
Giant crater-filled reef discovered behind the Great Barrier ReefEnormous structure found in the seabed between the Torres Straight and Port Douglas, could unlock the history – and future – of the Great Barrier Reef -
What lies beneath: how the HMS Erebus was discoveredA chance encounter resulted in the breakthrough set to solve one of exploration history’s biggest mysteries. As the discovery of Franklin’s second ship, the HMS Terror, hits headlines, Joseph Frey tells the amazing story of how his original vessel, HMS Erebus, was finally found after 168 years lost in the…
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The Way ForwardWe live in an age where awe and wonder at the natural world have largely been replaced by feelings of pity and hopelessness at the injuries we see inflicted upon it -
Ecological Effects$150million. That is the estimated black market value of the 105 tonne-stockpile of confiscated ivory that Kenya torched at the end of April this year -
The Bug PictureHow many other species do we share our planet with? The truth is we don’t have the foggiest idea -
The genius lociGeography – both physical and human – can help people establish a sense of place, often simply by going for a walk
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Discovering Britain
This month’s Discovering Britain trail takes Laura Cole underground into the secret…
