Ny-Ålesund has been the beginning of many famous polar expeditions, such as Roald Amundsen’s and Umberto Nobile’s journey to the North Pole. In 1926, the pair flew with 13 others in an airship from Ny ...

Yet humans depend on the sea. Fish, crustaceans, molluscs and other marine invertebrates contribute 20 per cent of the per ...

In his latest book, Shafik Meghji tracks the relationship between Britain and Latin America across hundreds of years ...

Explore sustainable aquatic food systems and their role in achieving food security and improving nutrition globally.

The UK’s relationship with the sea is entangled in politics, trade and tradition – but its fishers and marine ecosystems are losing out on all fronts For an island nation, Britain has a curious ...

Flags translate identity and geography into a concise visual symbol. They are profoundly spatial objects, proclaiming territory, origin, or allegiance. Unlike landscapes or built monuments, a flag is ...

Join Derby High School on an inspiring school trip to Southern Thailand and discover the impact of practical science lessons.

Discover exactly why cod populations are falling across the UK – and how some species are on the brink of collapse ...

It took decades to break the balance between ocean life and human demand. Now a new wave of innovation, enforcement and ...

A new report confirms that concerted global action, driven by science, has put the Earth's ozone layer on the path to recovery ...

Witness the stunning wildlife of Botswana while understanding the threats posed by human activity to its pristine landscapes.

The UK is set to spend £50 billion on carbon capture and storage, despite overwhelming public preference for renewables and ...