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Surveys show that most of us are really worried about climate change and we want something to be done. But what? This series, we've explored...
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Wildlife crime is one of the biggest illegal businesses in the world. Join us on a global tour as we uncover its dark underbelly. In this Natural History Museum podcast, discover some of the...

Surveys show that most of us are really worried about climate change and we want something to be done. But what? This series, we've explored...

A more sustainable future lies within reach. One where human societies are powered by wind and solar energy, leaving behind dirty, climate-c...

Nigeria has some of the highest levels of unhealthy air across the African continent – a leading cause of inflammatory illness and premature...

As modern human societies have tried to dominate and organise nature, we have been interacting with other species in some dangerous ways. Fr...

What's brainless, heartless, eyeless and thrives in a warming ocean? Hint: it's wobbly and it could be coming to a dinner plate near you. To...

Breathe in. Breathe out. The oxygen flowing through your body is the result of photosynthesis: the natural process through which living thin...

We all know that plastic isn't great for our planet. But how much do scientists really know about how it's affecting nature - including our...

What is a glacier? And what happens when they melt? Glacier ice is the world's largest freshwater reservoir. About 1 in 5 people depend on t...

How much are sea levels rising by? What does it mean for us and for the generations to come? And what can we do about it? Take your ears on...

Are we living in a new age of fire? What would that mean for people, plants and animals? Take a trip back in time to find out how our planet...

Welcome to Our Broken Planet, a new podcast series from the Natural History Museum in London. Each week, tune in for stories from the front...
Wildlife crime affects us all. Illegal trade happens in every corner of the planet, and its effects can be catastrophic for some animals and...
In the aftermath of wildlife crime, victims can pile up quickly. In this episode of Wild Crimes, we examine the fallout of southern white rh...
Bushmeat, meat from wild animals, is an important source of protein for communities across the world. But in some parts of the globe it has...
The UK's birds of prey regularly fall victim to criminal behaviour, with dozens found poisoned, trapped and shot every single year. There ar...
In 2020, the most expensive dinosaur fossil ever sold was acquired by a private investor for £24.7m. Anybody with money can now get their ha...
Billions of orchids are bought and sold around the world every year. Most of this trade is legal and made up of artificially grown flowers....
Elephants are the poster child for the illegal wildlife trade. It is estimated that on average, 55 African elephants per day are killed for...
Europe is at the centre of an illegal wildlife trade operation worth billions of pounds. Gangs are thought to be smuggling up to 350 million...
Pangolins are solitary, elusive and shy creatures native to Africa and Asia - there is nothing else like them on Earth. However, they're fac...
The global trade in exotic pets sees wild animals illegally caught and distributed around the world. Animals are often forced to trade in th...
Introducing Wild Crimes, a Natural History Museum podcast launching 1 July 2021. Visit nhm.ac.uk/wildcrimes for more information.