Life as the Chief Veterinary Officer in Montserrat02 Jan 2019Selvyn Maloney, CVO of the tiny Caribbean island, describes the job’s charms and challenges following years of volcanic activity
The vet’s role in conserving biodiversity27 Dec 2018At the 2018 BVZS Conference, Ruth Cromie asked what skills are needed to address threats to ecosystem health
The role of vets in animal charity work05 Dec 2018How can veterinary practices work with animal charities to help with the rescue of wildlife and pets?
A new direction for parrot conservation07 Nov 2018CEO of the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, Steve Nichols, explains his vision for the future of captive psittacines in the UK
Should practices accept more wildlife cases?14 Mar 2018Working in a wildlife-friendly practice, Richard Edwards describes the benefits of treating a great range of species, from badgers to whales
A spring in the step for wild animals01 Jul 2017Our conservation correspondent looks at how the BBC’s Springwatch is helping to enhance awareness of the wild
Microchips in the wild...01 Jun 2017PHIL McKINNON of Pet-ID details some of the ways his firm’s tech is helping conservation projects
A conservation success story01 Jun 2017Our conservation correspondent witnesses the effects of a common sense approach in Nepal’s Chitwan region
The need to talk about nitrogen01 May 2017Our conservation correspondent examines the threats to natural habitats in the UK and beyond from pollution
Trump’s turn to tackle climate change?01 Mar 2017Our conservation correspondent ponders what the new leader of the free world will do to address the big issue
Could celebrities save our toads?01 Dec 2016Our conservation correspondent wonders what can be done to ensure the survival of toads and other elusive species.
Keeping the door open for the dormouse01 Nov 2016Our conservation correspondent takes a look at the falling numbers of dormice and efforts to keep them going.
Education is the key to sustainability01 Aug 2016Our conservation correspondent suggests that getting children involved in ecology is essential for the greater good.
Raccoon dogs: an invader in waiting?01 Jun 2016Our conservation correspondent considers the growing numbers of these dogs and their spread from Asia.
Things looking up for two distinct species01 May 2016Our conservation correspondent celebrates an upturn in the plight of buzzards in Britain and tigers elsewhere.
Carbon capture and habitat preservation01 Apr 2016Our conservation correspondent looks at some of the current issues around rainforest regeneration.
Horse manure: the new secret weapon in cetacean conservation research01 Mar 2016Andrew Knight is impressed by work at the Natural History Museum in London and learns about the research currently being conducted to help us better understand the causes of cetacean deaths.
Marine matters: the importance of seagrass01 Feb 2016Our conservation correspondent looks at some headline issues and highlights some other lesser-known problems
Highlights of the western ghats01 Jan 2016Our conservation correspondent travels to south-west India and witnesses life in a wildlife sanctuary.
Emerging disease threats to amphibians01 Dec 2014Our conservation correspondent is disturbed by two recent reports in respected journals.
