Meet Lizzie Daly: biologist, broadcaster and Leica Optics ambassador
Jan 19, 2021
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Lizzie Daly is an ambassador for Leica Optics. Here, she talks about her upcoming project and the importance of a superb set of binoculars
Explore the world’s most pressing social and environmental challenges in a UK top 20 Geography department with 100% student satisfaction (NSS 2020)
Endeavour NZ deliver specialised itineraries, helping visitors forge unforgettable memories and experiences in the splendour of New Zealand
Sponsored content: Master your creative writing craft at Manchester Metropolitan University
May 06, 2020
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Manchester Met’s Writing School invites you to join its Creative Writing programme
Join an international wildlife charity in one of the most biodiverse locations in Africa, trekking a mountain that gave the country its name, Mount Kenya
Build your career and boost your job prospects with a degree in Geography or Earth Sciences at Aberystwyth University
Geography degrees and courses at Durham focus on understanding the world’s most urgent environmental and social problems. Work with the environment and society by studying geography at Durham
The world’s largest selection of professionally organised, natural history holidays
Silversea Expeditions – taking you to some of the most remote regions of the planet and showing them to you intimately
Coral Expeditions welcomes guests from all over the world on their small ship expeditions exploring the most beautiful, yet remote regions of Australia and Asia
From pioneering itineraries through the Northwest Passage by ship, to small-scale circumnavigations of Newfoundland, from archaeology and wildlife viewing to cultural exchanges, Adventure Canada does it all. Central to our ethos is to help our guests from around the globe…
With Valletta being named European Capital of Culture for 2018, Malta is shining a spotlight into the archipelago’s past, present and future
In the depths of winter, spending a day photographing a small, wary, long-eared mammal high above the snowline in the Scottish Highlands is not to be taken lightly
Wide-angle photography is perhaps the best way to recreate the natural human eye’s field-of-vision. But you’ll need specialist equipment and expertise to really do the images justice
Spring is when we feel winter is weakening its hold on the countryside. This is apparent in the undulating hills and valleys where watercourses flow with greater force
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