Interviews and opinion

A woman standing in front of a stream

Walk and Talk with Kate Jeffrey

The behavioural neuroscientist and Fellow of the Royal Institute of Navigation discusses how the brain has evolved to apprehend direction, space, positioning and route-planning – and why men and women’s navigational abilities can differ.

Man with folded arms leans on his walking stick and looks into the distance, outside.

Walk and Talk with Colin Speakman

The academic, writer and broadcaster on a strong incentive to keep walking and how the loss of biodiversity could be halted.

Portrait of a smiling woman, outdoors

Walk and Talk with Alice Roberts

The academic, writer and broadcaster on a strong incentive to keep walking and how the loss of biodiversity could be halted.

Portrait of a man in a room with prints on the walls

Walk and Talk with Norman Ackroyd

A smiling woman in front of a town and the sea

Walk and Talk with Michaela Strachan

One of Britain’s best-loved wildlife presenters for over 25 years, Michaela now lives in South Africa but regularly returns to the UK

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