“in the blink of an eye, six of them hurtled towards my tree”

Taking on 80km uphill in one go, Chris Fellows discovers a Colombia as addictive as it is unforgiving

It’s my last morning in loreto, peru, and i’m up with the lark in the hope of finally seeing my first toucan. I’ve got coffee and my binoculars, and I’m on the deck of the Aqua Nera, the boat that’s b

Three people who have declared themselves to be a “lost African tribe” have set up home in woodlands near Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders, proclaimed it to be the “kingdom of Kubala”, and changed the

From strange lights in the sky to rocks that spontaneously glide across the ground, the mysteries scientists are trying to finally crack

THESE TALES OF FUR AND FEATHER TAKE US INTO THE HABITATS OF BOTH OUR PLANET’S BEST-LOVED AND MOST-MALIGNED SPECIES

let me introduce you to 19-year-old me, back when I was doing my undergraduate degree in zoology and had a chance to work in the industry for a year. Most of my fellow students stayed relatively local