For many people spring is a favorite time of year. New growth gives the countryside a fresh green hue and new life evident almost everywhere you look…

Winter can sometimes be thought of as a quiet and uninteresting time of year when it comes to wildlife, but there is more out there than you might think – it’s just a matter of knowing what to look for…

If I could only go out birdwatching for one season per year, autumn is the season I would choose every time…

walk’s wildlife expert on the remarkable return of otters to our waterways…

The next couple of months are frenetic ones for much of our wildlife. As May turns into June, young birds out and about for the first time become more of a feature…

Walking past brightly coloured houseboats we snake our way towards the Olympic Park via the Greenway Diversion. At the Viewtube, which will be closing in May in preparation for the Olympics, we take in the awesome sight of the Olympic Stadium

Looking for another reason to get out and about in the great outdoors this Easter weekend? The annual British Wildlife Photography Awards close in just over a month, making this the ideal time to capture wildlife emerging from winter…

Paul Stancliffe, press officer for the British Trust for Ornithology, on ornithological attractions to look for while walking this spring…

Walk’s wildlife expert on how new technology is putting good quality wildlife filming within the grasp of almost everyone…

The New Forest National Park’s popular ‘Dream View’ exhibition is on show over the holidays at the Moors Valley Country Park’s Visitor Centre…