A Pandemic of Possibilities: Part I
The coronavirus pandemic has swept across the globe and touched every one of us. With humans in lockdown, nature has responded positively to give us a glimpse of what we could experience if we changed our destructive ways.
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The many faces of extinction: why we choose to protect some animals over others
We’ve all seen images of gorillas and jaguars in conversation campaigns, but does our support for these animals mean we’re overlooking the struggles of lesser-known endangered creatures?
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2019 reflections
As we begin 2020, the 'turn of the decade', we look back at ten pivotal moments for Under the Skin throughout the past year.
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Elephants are scared of bees and it’s saving their lives
An innovative conservation project harnesses elephants' natural fear of bees to resolve conflict with farmers and help save their lives.
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The Sphinx is dead – long live the Sphinx!
Scotland’s perennial snow patches are melting fast. But far from being a niche interest, these thawing snows highlight our changing climate and the challenges humans and wildlife will face in the coming decades.
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2018: A year in pictures
As the year comes to a close, we take a moment to reflect and share snippets from some of the biggest moments for Under the Skin.
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Trump vs Attenborough
Trumps denial of the ecological meltdown continues, as the great British naturalist tells UN summit leaders that the fate of the world is in their hands.
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