Daniel Graham
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Danny writes about wildlife, conservation and the environment.
Recent articles by Daniel Graham
“A remarkable find": student unearths prehistoric animal on Jurassic Coast
The 145-million-year-old mammal fossil – discovered at Durlston Bay in Dorset – reveals a new species that lived alongside dinosaurs.
What's the hottest temperature ever recorded in the UK?
As temperatures soar to 34°C in parts of the UK this weekend, we ask, what is the hottest it has ever been?
When a trail camera was set up on a riverbank in Somerset, it captured something "amazing"
The magical footage shows a tiny baby beaver swimming across the water before performing an impressive tail slap.
21 stallions were just let loose across the New Forest – for a very important reason
The stallions help preserve the New Forest pony’s bloodlines and boost foal quality, say experts.
10 toughest challenges in the UK – from mountain marathons to Man V Horse
From canoeing and open-water swimming to trail-running and cycling, here are the UK's toughest sporting challenges
These are the easiest ways to save water in your garden
As our summers become warmer and drier, it may be necessary for gardeners to change their habits. Our guide includes information on rainwater harvesting, when to water your garden and ways to make your garden more drought-resistant.
Best walking shoes for summer 2025: Tried & tested hiking shoes for men and women
We've reviewed some of the best hiking shoes on the market, including Hoka, Salomon, Merrell and more
9 breathtaking underwater photos from around the British Isles
Hold your breath and drop beneath the waves with these magical marine images.
"Razor sharp and fiercely loyal": rare dog from Hungary becomes UK’s newest breed
The Hungarian herding dog will officially join the UK’s pedigree breed list next month, says The Kennel Club.
“It's like bringing them back from the dead”: singing cicadas return to UK after three-decade absence
Once considered extinct, the New Forest cicada is back on British soil thanks to an ambitious reintroduction project.
Ancient tree 'older than Stonehenge' found in English bog
The 5,000-year-old tree, dug up during restoration works at Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire, offers a rare and remarkable glimpse into Britain’s past, say experts.
"A moment I won't forget": rare birds appear at nature reserve hours after 're-wetting' project
Cranes, great egrets and a spoonbill have all been seen at Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire, following the completion of the National Trust's largest lowland peat restoration project.
“Astonishing” and “rare” explosion of small blue butterflies recorded in Scottish Highlands
Over 500 small blue butterflies were spotted at a single site in Scotland, more than doubling the previous year's count.
Gloucester Services crowned UK's finest motorway stop – find out where your favourite ranks
Local farm produce and countryside charm put this M5 pitstop in pole position.
What's the most common jellyfish in Britain?
It's quite normal to see jellyfish along the British coastline – but which species are you most likely to be looking at?
16 best walks in Cumbria: One of Britain's most beautiful counties is a glorious rugged landscape of hills, mountains, lakes and coastline
Find the best hiking routes in Cumbria, including path descriptions and maps.
"Global first" as England’s peatlands mapped in extraordinary detail, offering hope for restoration
Data reveals that 80% of England’s peatlands are dry and degraded – experts hope the new mapping will help their recovery.
The 'wolfdog of Ireland' is the UK's biggest dog breed – up to a metre tall and 80kg in weight
The Irish wolfhound is truly enormous – but this gentle giant has a calm temperament to counter its size.
Escape to the mountains: 10 utterly majestic videos through Britain's most dramatic peaks
Take a journey through Britain's greatest peaks with our pick of the most spectacular and inspiring mountain footage.
What's the most common street name in Britain?
Station Road, Main Street, Green Lane – these are all common names for streets and roads in Britain. But according to Ordnance Survey data, none of them take top spot...
"Remarkable" nest cam footage shows peregrine falcon chick eating first meal at Norwich Cathedral
The cathedral has become a key urban nesting site for the species, which has recovered significantly in recent decades following a period of sharp decline.
Just when were the Dark Ages, how dark were they – and why on Earth were they called dark? All you need to know about Britain's Dark Ages
Britain's Dark Ages were an age of migration and invasion, of religious and political upheaval, and its traces can still be read in the landscape today. Delve into this time in medieval Britain with our guide to the Dark Ages, plus the best sites to visit
54 greatest walks in the UK
We picked our favourite single-day routes, suitable for hikers with varying levels of experience. Pull on your boots – it's time to get walking.
Which countries are the size of Wales?
Wales is regularly used as a unit of measurement. But there are many other countries of a similar size that could take its place – can you guess what they are?
