The guides track rare species, what’s changing and what’s disappearing even before you’ve learnt to recognise it. Check out what it takes to introduce an old world to new viewers. And happy spotting!

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The West Stockbridge Historical Society will kick off its 2025 Berkshire Nature Talk Series season with Nicaela Haig, a teacher-naturalist with Mass Audubon's Berkshire Wildlife Sanctuaries. Haig’s ...

Rachel Ruysch: Nature into Art certainly has all the makings of a ... utterly fabulous blooms—accentuated by the odd and outsize animal, or a banquet-size display of fruit—can have a sublime ...

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THE science of animal ecology is relatively new, but a considerable amount of attention has been directed to this aspect of zoology since the beginning of the century. In this development American ...

She says, “one thing that I hope people take away from this is that we connect with nature in different ways and how can we express that through art. And why is connecting with nature important to us ...

Koi fish have large, beautiful eyes with vivid colours ... colourful gaze is an iconic symbol of their adaptability in nature. The tarsier’s huge, round eyes are almost as big as its brain.