Speaker Jules Acton talks about the role of the oak tree in English literature and mythology.

How the past can help us build a more biodiverse present and future, with Dr Nick Overton of Oxford Archaeology.

A talk on the fascinating world of plant galls - abnormal growths that can occur on the surface of plants - with Hazel Graves

Join Dr Linda Birkin for an entertaining introduction to the marvellous minibeasts to be found in your garden

Geoff Lee takes us through the swans, geese and ducks found in Britain, their range, migration, population and breeding.

Learn how wildcats are being returned to the Scottish Highlands. Hosted by Louise Hughes of the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland.

Is there more going on with weeds than we think? Join Nigel Slater for a talk on these often maligned plants.

Jack is back for a third instalment of his behind the scenes look at the BBC Springwatch series.

Join Tim Sexton for a talk about the former Rufford Colliery site and how its been transformed into a haven for wildlife.

All woodlands can tell a story if you look deep enough. Join Michael Walker for a deep dive on the history of Ploughman Wood.