Around 500 miles from the North Pole with 24 hours of daylight, the Svalbard archipelago is a stunning location. Paul will lead us on an expedition to look at the Arctic wildlife, mountains and…

Join Ted Grey for a talk about upland, lowland and floodplain meadows, how to manage them, and the flowers and wildlife you'll find!

Allan Archer presents the fascinating history of the Coelacanth.

BBC Springwatch's Jack Baddams looks at our British birds. Their names, calls and mythology will be explained. Why do we have an 'unkindness of ravens' or an 'exultation of…

Learn all about Thriving in a Wilder Trent, a Government funded project to restore and develop habitats along the River Trent.

Join Richard as he chronicles the numerous rare species he witnessed in his small garden in Flamborough.

Britain has an abundance of dramatic coastal scenery. Join us on a tour from Northumberland, through East Anglia, along the South coast and into North Wales, guided by our plant and horticultural…

Peatlands are hugely important to our climate, but sadly are under threat. Izabella Donohue explains how, and what's being done about it.

Join Tim Sexton for a talk about woodland management at Rutland Water and some of the fascinating species of fungi found there.

Take a trip across the border into our neighbouring county Lincolnshire, to see deer, seals, birds of prey, insects and amphibians. It boasts a surprising diversity of wildlife throughout the year…