Sir David Attenborough's new doc: 'Humans are intruders'
Sir David Attenborough fronts a new documentary on lockdown's effect on the natural world.
Aftermath of huge rockfall in Dorset filmed by drone
There are warnings that, with ground drying out, more landslips and rockfalls could happen.
Rare footage captures fight between two wild pandas
Some rare footage of two wild pandas having a fierce fight has been captured by researchers in China.
Saving the kelp forest that stars in My Octopus Teacher
The makers of the Bafta-winning documentary want to preserve the underwater ecosystem it features.
Yuri Gagarin: Sixty years since the first man went into space
The BBC speaks to the woman who, as a child, witnessed Yuri Gagarin's return to Earth 60 years ago.
Greta Thunberg not planning on attending COP26 in Glasgow
She told the BBC she was concerned about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on attendance at COP26.
'I could photograph space my entire life'
A paediatrician describes how his love of space observation has grown during the lockdown.
Light pollution: How lockdown has darkened our skies
One impact of lockdown is that there has been a big reduction in light pollution in some areas.
Project 17: Solving Singapore's food waste problem
Shan, 17, wants to find out just how much food gets wasted in his home country of Singapore.
World’s largest ocean monitoring system BRUVS launched
Marine scientist Professor Jessica Meeuwig on her hopes for a new ocean monitoring system.
Why cutting down trees can be good for the climate
Tree felling is helping to restore an ancient ecosystem which can store even more carbon than trees do.
Regent honeyeater songbird that’s 'forgotten its song'
Regent honeyeaters have become so sparse that some of the birds have been unable to learn their song.
Texas beekeeper viral videos saving bee nests
Beekeeper Erika Thompson says the video, viewed over a million times, was "just a normal Tuesday".
Photos from Australia: Capturing 'flash rips' and 'the edge of the world'
Dene Bingham photographs dangerous seas and wild places from a remote coast in Western Australia.
Saving one of the world’s rarest toads from extinction
The harlequin toad has been successfully bred in captivity for the first time outside Panama.
Queen marks British Science Week virtually
During the virtual event the Queen was shown a meteorite that fell to Earth and classroom rockets.
Fukushima 10 years on: How the 'triple disaster' unfolded
Japan's most powerful earthquake on record caused a tsunami and a nuclear power plant meltdown.
Winchcombe meteorite: Cotswold town reacts to space rock discovery
A home in a Gloucestershire town was hit by the most valuable space rock ever to fall on the UK.
Coronavirus: Divers find Philippine reef covered with single-use face masks
Divers in the Philippines find personal protective equipment (PPE) among rubbish on a coral reef.
Could lab-grown meat help tackle climate change?
Last year Singapore approved the sale of 'chicken' grown in a lab. What is it exactly - and could it be better for the planet?
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