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Britain's wildlife needs you

Ordinary citizens have been observing wildlife for centuries, and it’s helping us understand how our ecology is changing, says Helen Roy.

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The hidden cities revealed by lasers

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The hidden cities revealed by lasers

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We've dug up tiny animals from beneath a frozen Antarctic lake

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We've dug up tiny animals from beneath a frozen Antarctic lake

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Growth of desalination plants is a serious problem for marine life

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I want to believe: An astronomer's view of aliens

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I want to believe: An astronomer's view of aliens

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Fetal sharks may look for food by swimming around inside their mothers

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Fetal sharks may look for food by swimming around inside their mothers

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Lewis Dartnell: Astrobiology – the search for alien life

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Lewis Dartnell: Astrobiology – the search for alien life

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Coral Whisperers review – How global warming is changing researchers

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Jellyfish offer a sticky solution to the problem of plastic pollution

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The Great Barrier Reef is fighting back by losing weak species

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef appears to be getting better at coping with heatwaves overall, as stronger species take over where vulnerable ones get wiped out

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Didier Queloz: The search for habitable exoplanets

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Humpback whales stop singing when cargo ships make a lot of noise

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Salty Martian groundwater may have enough oxygen to support life

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Mantis shrimps punch with the force of a bullet - and now we know how

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