A technique known as ‘microfragmentation’ can help slow-growing coral grow up to 40 times faster than in nature. Zac Forsman explains how the technique could help restore colonies impacted by climate change and mass bleaching events
Meet Sampson, the first lab-trained service dog
Rachel Downey looks at whether ecological important polar sponges can adapt to climate change and human activity
Comparative biologist Robyn A Grant explains how different species use their whiskers and what she hopes to learn about these brilliant bristles
A 'horizon scan' of issues which may effect global conservation efforts in 2020
Janelle Kaz on the latest leg of her two-wheeled intercontinental conservation adventure
Alison Woollard talks to geneticist Jonathan Hodgkin about a century of remarkable progress in genetics, and what they both owe to mutant worms
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