Take a trip to the urban rainforest in the boots of Crysis 3's Prophet.
Second Orange Prize nod for Ann Patchett
Tuesday 17 April 2012
Former Orange Prize winner Ann Patchett could pick up the prestigious literary prize for a second time after she was nominated again 10 years after she first won.
Return of the Shining Path
Friday 13 April 2012
Terrorist group kidnaps 40 workers less than a week after Peru's President said it had been 'totally defeated'
Animal magic: Welcome to a world of wild wonders
Sunday 01 April 2012
Zoologist, conservationist and TV presenter Mark Carwardine has had his share of exotic animal encounters. Here, he reveals some of his favourites
A luxury lodge with a mission in deepest Peru
Sunday 18 March 2012
The Amazon rainforest is under threat but, as Mark Rowe discovers, tourism could help to save the planet's most precious natural resource
Nature Studies by Michael McCarthy: For the first time, we can see spring coming from 4,000 miles away
Thursday 09 February 2012
Over six months, the mystery of where cuckoos winter has revealed itself
Martin Hickman: Short-term drive for profit is behind this travesty
Tuesday 31 January 2012
Teeming with rare mammals, the Tripa swamp is an orangutan stronghold and vital carbon store in north-western Sumatra, an island larger than the UK whose natural wealth for decades has been relentlessly stripped by Indonesia's corrupt rulers. Nearly half its forest was burnt or chainsawed between 1985 and 2007, proportionally more than neighbouring Borneo, which is shared between Indonesia and the more orderly Malaysia and Brunei.
Christmas Island: 'The kingdom of the crabs'
Saturday 24 December 2011
Christmas Island is a naturalist's dream, finds Kathy Marks (but a kabourophobe's nightmare)
Bongo and Bell Pottinger can't stir voters in Gabon
Saturday 17 December 2011
Rebranding effort abroad – but elections leave country unmoved
On The Menu: Dried fruit; The Silver Spoon; Heston Blumenthal; Suka; Fortnum & Mason
Friday 16 December 2011
This week I've been eating... dried pineapple, banana and mango chips
The arms company, the oligarch and the ex-PM's sister-in-law: lobby firm's Wikipedia hit list
Friday 09 December 2011
Hundreds of entries on the site were changed by Bell Pottinger without the subjects' knowledge
Two-month trek ends in La Paz
Friday 21 October 2011
Cheering crowds greeted more than 1,000 indigenous protesters as they entered Bolivia's capital, La Paz, after a two-month march from the Amazon lowlands.
How dentists are saving Borneo's rainforest
Tuesday 30 August 2011
A Dish of Tea with Dr Johnson, Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
Thursday 25 August 2011
Poor James Boswell. After a triumphant London run and subsequent tour Russell Barr, who plays the irascible lexicographer's co-star and just about everyone else was taken ill. Luckily for the audience, David Beames tied on a pinny and played the ladies while Andrew Byatt read the sidekick's role from the script.
Google Street View wades into the Amazon rainforest
Saturday 20 August 2011
The Amazon rainforest may be one of the most impenetrable places on Earth, but Google is on a mission to tame it.







