Features, photo galleries, nature diaries, listicles, audio slideshows, long form features, video, quizzes, interviews, reviews and news. I’ve created hundreds of pieces of content for a wide range of audiences via Springwatch, Buzzfeed, BBC News and more.

Click through the headings below for a selection of what’s currently available online.

Natural History Museum, London

I have written articles to showcase the research by scientists working at the Natural History Museum, London.

A deep dive into sea snakes
Sea snakes are often feared. But are they dangerous or do we just need to get to know them better?
How dung beetles’ diets keep the world clean
Find out why dung beetles eat poo and are the world’s strongest animals.
BBC Wildlife Magazine

I have written reviews and interviewed scientists and conservationists for BBC Wildlife magazine.

Myanmar’s grassroots activist
Anyone protecting the environment has their work cut out for them, but to do so after a 70-year armed conflict takes remarkable resilience.
BBC Earth

I regularly wrote for both the UK and worldwide editions of the BBC Earth website from 2014 to 2021.

Extraordinary female animals
Whether their power lies in flamboyance or caregiving, wisdom or fighting instinct, prepare to meet some of the world’s strongest female role models.
The animals harmed by superstition
While walking under ladders or breaking mirrors have obvious health and safety implications for us, superstitions concerning animals can impact entire ecosystems.
Are your internet habits harming wildlife?
Scrolling through cute creatures is a familiar impulse for animal lovers, but is our appreciation of the adorable helpful?
The Guardian

I was a country diarist for The Guardian’s long-running column from 2015 to 2020, first in Bristol then Cheshire.

Nature is taking back control of the golf course
Mollington, Cheshire: The former fairway is scattered with wildflowers, and house martins feast on a bounty of insects
Out for the count: an evening vigil with bat conservationists
Marbury Country Park, Cheshire: A fold-out table is a hubbub of measurements, weights, wing patterns and ear shapes
BBC Nature

I created content for the BBC Nature pages from 2009 to 2014. Working with colleagues in BBC News and the renowned Natural History Unit, my writing regularly reached over quarter of a million readers.

Polar bear’s epic nine day swim in search of sea ice
A female polar bear swam continuously for 232 hours, covering 687km, a new study has revealed.
‘Singing penis’ sets noise record for water insect
A tiny water boatman is the loudest animal on Earth relative to its body size, a study has revealed.