Stories in the peat Members only Members only
Through the earth's natural archives, Annie Worsley explores the history of her Highlands home.
How London's trees became chronicles of climate change Members only Members only
As the climate warms, the urban landscape is changing – and the city's tree officers have a front-row seat.
Return of the epiphytes Members only Members only
In Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, researchers are figuring out how to rebuild a rainforest.
Forget the calendar: haymaking must reconnect with the shifting seasons Members only Members only
Since the 1980s, the government has dictated the timing of haymaking. Climate change means these rules now benefit neither farmers nor flowers.
How the Ordnance Survey shaped the Scotland we see today Members only Members only
By unveiling the secrets of landscape, mapmakers contributed to the deforestation and clearance of the Highlands and Islands.
Is this Britain's loneliest rainforest? Members only Members only
On the bare landscape of Harris, a small copse inspires hope for the revival of an ecosystem.
Meet Margaret Bradshaw, the 96-year-old hero of Teesdale's rare flora Members only Members only
The legendary botanist has spent 70 years studying Teesdale's special flowers. Now she's worried that undergrazing may wipe them out.
