
Environmental journalist Tom Heap and physicist Helen Czerski tackle major stories about our environment and wildlife, celebrate the wonder of nature and meet the people determined to keep it wonderful.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Earth SciencesScience | |||

Helen Czerski and Tom Heap ask if nature is really red in tooth and claw. Is life all about survival of the fittest or are we all working together on a changing planet?
They're joined by Rowan Hooper, author of Togetherness, lichen expert April Win... more
How will the environment be changed by an Andy Burnham government? As the new parliamentary session opens, Tom Heap and Helen Czerski leaf through the government in-tray to reveal the big decisions that will need to be taken on energy, transport and ... more
Helen Czerski and Tom Heap investigate the environmental impact of volcanoes from prehistory to the present day, and find out about their cultural significance in art and literature.
On today's panel: Dr Will Hutchison, volcanologist at the Univers... more
Who's the hero that will protect us from the impact of extreme heat, rain and whatever else climate change might throw at us in future? Forget someone in a cape, maybe it's the person quietly sketching buildings on a bit of paper.
Architects shape ... more
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Talking about Darwin & climate change but sense of emergency about the “climate crisis”atall ??
An excellent program.
Sad to say I can’t trust any BBC programmes anymore.
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Environmental storytelling that spans oceans, forests, cities, and the built environment. Across episodes, listeners encounter deep dives into underwater acoustics, climate adaptation, biodiversity, and practical solutions for sustainable living—from retrofitting homes and reshaping transport to rewilding landscapes and pollinator-friendly practices. The show pairs researchers, journalists, and practitioners to unpack complex science, policy, and everyday choices, often balancing urgent environmental challenges with hopeful, hands-on strategies. A notable strength is its breadth and practicality: it surfaces real-world case studies, field reporting, and emerging tech in accessible formats that help listeners understand how science translate... more
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