UK

ByJacob DykesJul 22, 2022

A consultation is underway to officially return beavers at the national level across Britain, for the benefit of our ecosystems

The role of the British Monarchy is largely ceremonial but in many countries royals still wield significant power

ByChris FitchMay 13, 2022

Chris Fitch reviews Florence Wilkinson's book Wild City: Encounters with Urban Wildlife, published by Orion Spring

Lee Schofield' Wild Fell reveals the fragility of a much-loved British landscape, where nature is struggling

Beavers are back and their return promises to bring better health and resilience to degraded British ecosystems

ByKatie BurtonMay 5, 2021

England has long suffered from a North–South divide. Despite numerous attempts to tackle it, the rift shows no signs of healing.

In Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, miners are looking to the hills and mountains for viable gold deposits.

For the second instalment of The Geographical Podcast, we explore the ambitious plot to restore the ecosystem at Alladale Wilderness Reserve

ByMark RoweAug 28, 2020

The depopulated Scottish islands of St Kilda continue to pull in visitors – and are a barometer of the threats faced by the UK’s seabirds.

ByMark RoweMar 12, 2020

What future lies ahead for Britain's national parks and can they really serve the needs of both people and nature?

The bleak tale of Happisburgh, the Norfolk village founded over 1,000 years ago that’s slowly falling into the sea

If the 2016 vote for Brexit was described as a political earthquake in the UK, then the 2019 general election is the tsunami that followed.

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