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Nature offers a window on global natural history, providing a unique insight into the natural world, the environment, and the magnificent creatures that inhabit it.
nhuradio@bbc.co.uk
If you like natural history and you're interested in the environment, why not visit Radio 4's first ever interactive blog here.
You can read, watch and listen to natural history on the radio.
And being a blog,Ìýyou canÌýof course contribute to it...
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"Nature offers a unique window on the natural world. It's an opportunity to hear from experts in the field, to listen to the latest debates about natural history and above all to share in encounters with wildlife. The sheer variety of subjects from Arctic wolves, ferns and fungi to badger culling, moths and and eagle owls means that whatever your interest in natural history, there's always something fascinating to learn and marvel over" |
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Spring Questions
A special edition of Nature answering some of your spring wildlife questions on the Nature blog and on the Springwatch message boards.Why do owl chicks eat their siblings? How are urban foxes doing right across the country? And what was the impact on butterflies of the April sunshine and the May monsoon. And there's a special request for that extraordinary 1923 recording of Beatrice Harrison playing her cello to the nightingales.
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