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...migrating birds are being affected, so those are elements and stories that we weave in to our narrative and we always make sure that we try and do that, because I think you can’t just celebrate the natural world without giving the context of what’s happening. What’s most exciting about Autumnwatch? What excites me about Autumnwatch is you do a lot of work before...

...migrating earlier. But in every study there’s always a certain percentage of species, it could be as little as 20% or as much as 40%, that aren’t changing, even though they're in an area that’s warming and even though other species in the same area are changing. And we’ve never really known what this meant, does it mean that they aren’t sensitive to climate...

...migrate, they are often viewed as invaders that compete for resources (jobs, services etc.) who should be feared and shunned. Similarly, they are often moved on, and increasingly become the targets for violent attack (including the UK and other European countries). So based on this modern-day fable of Siberian polar bears, what else does this tell us about human morality...