Wildlife Enthusiast’s Guide to Dartmoor
Dartmoor National Park, located in Devon, covers more than 368 square miles and is a wildlife hotspot with excellent biodiversity thanks to the variety of…
Cairngorms National Park Wildlife: A Nature Explorer’s Guide
The late Queen Elizabeth II had such a passion for the Cairngorms National Park (where her Scottish residence, Balmoral, can be found) that she led…
Discovering Shetland’s Wildlife: A Visitor’s Guide
The Shetlands are a group of islands in the far northern reaches of the UK between Orkney and Norway. This is the most northerly point…
Isle of Purbeck’s Wildlife: A Visitor’s Guide
Located on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, the Isle of Purbeck is a peninsula that’s surrounded by water on three sides and heathland on the…
Norfolk Broads Wildlife Explorer’s Guide
The Norfolk Broads covers an area of around 117 square miles and is located in the east of England across Norfolk and Suffolk. The area…
Wildlife Lover’s Guide to the New Forest
Stretching across Hampshire and southeast Wiltshire, the New Forest stands as a living testament to history, encompassing approximately 219 square miles. It is one of…
Meet the Pollinators: Common Bee Species in North America
Bees are among some of the most abundant insect species in the world, with more than 20,000 species globally. We have several thousand here in…
Birdwatcher’s Guide: African Safari’s Must-See Birds
When most people go on safari, they look forward to seeing animals like lions, rhinos, giraffes, elephants, and many others. Of course, these are incredible…
Exploring Fynbos Flora (Species, Adaptations, & Conservation)
In the south-western corner of South Africa, the Cape Floristic Region boasts a unique ecosystem that is renowned for its remarkable biodiversity. At the heart…
Earth’s Toughest Extremophiles: Extreme-Loving Organisms
Most living things have very specific requirements when it comes to their environment. Take humans, for example; we need oxygen, water, nourishment, and many other…