Seeing the Wood for the Trees

Peter Gibbs investigates the issue of tree health.

• 28 mins

The Right to Swim

The storms have flushed raw sewage into our rivers, but are they ever fit to swim in?

• 28 mins

Carbon Farming

Landowners are being offered big money for land to absorb carbon dioxide emissions.

• 28 mins

Britain's Dark Waters

PFAS chemicals are linked to mass poisoning in the US. Are they having an impact here?

• 28 mins

Energy Prices

Is there a green way out of the energy price crisis? Tom Heap gathers expert opinion.

• 28 mins

Northern Ireland's Environmental Future

Tom Heap asks if Northern Ireland's new environmental ambitions will become reality?

• 28 mins

Rip It Up And Start Again?

Should we demolish or refurbish old buildings?

• 28 mins

Government Energy Strategy

Tom Heap delves into the government's newly-announced energy strategy.

• 28 mins

The World's Toughest Conservationists

In search of the elusive and elegant snow leopard with their brave protectors.

• 28 mins

Timber!

What impact have this winter's storms had on our forests? Tom Heap investigates.

• 28 mins

Green Power in the Far North

Green industry is heading north. But what does it mean for the people of the region?

• 28 mins

How Green Is My Money?

Have you ever wondered what the money in your bank account is doing? It's not inert.

• 28 mins

Sustainable Sport for the Future

Can world sporting tournaments really be sustainable? Qasa Alom finds out.

• 28 mins

Ukraine: A War on Nature

Tom Heap investigates the environmental impacts of the war in Ukraine.

• 28 mins

Steve Backshall Listens to the Whales

How quieter oceans could benefit our most charismatic marine mammals.

• 28 mins

Future Tourists

Is wildlife tourism good or bad for the world’s most sensitive environments?

• 28 mins

Wild Highway

For 20 years conservationists have been trying to build a wildlife corridor across Europe.

• 28 mins

The True Cost of Energy

Tom Heap and his expert panel answer the big questions about energy prices.

• 28 mins

An Environmental Paw Print

Man's best friend or the planet's worst enemy? What is the environmental impact of dogs?

• 28 mins

The Prehistoric Hitchhiker's Guide to Climate Change

How early humans navigated the trials of climate change

• 28 mins

Saving Vietnam's Wildlife

Meet the local hero helping to save Vietnamese wildlife from the Chinese medicine trade.

• 28 mins

The Lost World of Ice

Jheni Osman learns how the world's glaciers are melting at an alarming rate.

• 28 mins

CSI Oceans

Anna Turns investigates what’s killing sea mammals.

• 28 mins

COP27: Meeting the Promises

As COP 27 begins, Tom Heap looks back to COP 26 and asks what we can expect next.

• 28 mins

How can I be a more sustainable parent?

Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough juggles being a new parent while trying to be eco.

• 28 mins

Community Energy

Could community energy be the answer to the gas price crisis? Tom Heap reports.

• 28 mins

A Greener Government?

What environmental policies should we now expect from the party of government?

• 28 mins

Surrendering to the Waves?

Qasa Alom asks how long we can go on defending our coastline from the rising seas.

• 28 mins

Prawn Free

Where do the prawns in your takeaway come from? Peter Hadfield investigates.

• 28 mins

Greening the City

Can the City of London finance the Green Revolution? Tom Heap investigates.

• 28 mins

Jobs for a Green Future

Do we have the skilled workers to transform the UK into a net zero economy?

• 28 mins

The Sound of Nature

Meet the Japanese scientists working to bring the soothing sounds of nature into the city.

• 28 mins

Energy Lessons

Tom Heap asks what lessons we've learned from a winter of spiralling energy prices.

• 28 mins

Costing the Earth - The Power of Nature Writing

Costing the Earth - The Power of Nature Writing

• 27 mins

The Power of Nature Writing

Can writing about nature help to protect it?

• 28 mins

Losing Our History

How to cope when climate change steals your culture. Qasa Alom reports from Norfolk.

• 28 mins

Water pollution solutions

Tom Heap asks what's gone wrong with our water system and how we can put it right.

• 28 mins

Investigation DRS

Tom Heap and Sepi Golzari-Munro investigate Scotland's controversial deposit return scheme

• 28 mins

Gardens of the Future

James Wong asks if the way we garden could reduce the effects of climate change.

• 28 mins

Save the Microbes!

Whales and polar bears get all the attention, but how healthy is Earth's microbial life?

• 28 mins

Steve Backshall Goes Off Grid

Steve Backshall asks why it's so hard to have an energy efficient, fossil-fuel free home

• 28 mins

Introducing Rare Earth

Tom Heap introduces Rare Earth, a programme exploring major stories about our environment.

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