By Andrew Bielecki Photograph: Flickr
Frozen Tors of Slieve Binnian, contrasted with the freshly thawed fields around Annalong, Northern Ireland
By jaissus Photograph: Flickr
Visiting woodlands helps boost our physical and also mental health
By The Mersey Forest Photograph: Flickr
I value nature for providing a colourful contrast to the urban landscape
By Helena Maratheftis Photograph: Flickr
By Pinti Photograph: Flickr
A miner bee feeding deep within a dandelion. A view of what is happening when you see these little bees diving into dandelions
By steb1 Photograph: Flickr
I love the way nature can catch you by surprise and force you to stop and take it in. These patterns in the snow, caused by the wind, fascinated me the moment I saw them
By grimhund Photograph: Flickr
By stephenajackson Photograph: Flickr
A frozen crab apple. What I value about nature is surprises in my own back garden
By Steven House Photography Photograph: Steven R House/Flickr
By Jonbgem
Photograph: Flickr
A marsh harrier at Lakenheath. It is amazing to think that this bird is hunting over what a dozen or so years ago was carrot fields and is now an amazing wetland, part of a landscape restored. This grab shot was taken on a quick walk after attending the retirement 'bash' of Norman Sills the 'creator' of Lakenheath Fen and Titchwell Marsh nature reserves. Not a bad CV!
By Bull of the Bog Photograph: Flickr
By kisdon Photograph: Flickr
Every year Atlantic salmon swim miles and miles up river to spawn in the same place they hatched. This salmon leapt out of the water to get up and over a little waterfall in County Mayo in Ireland
By Alison Laredo Photograph: Flickr
All nature is part of the circle of life, including flowers which supply nutrients (pollen) that support life
By Azuravesta Photograph: Flickr
By Stefan Yambao Photograph: Flickr
The list of bird species sighted in Holanducia is long: swallows, hawks, eagles, hoopoes, white doves, Iberian chiffchaffs, egrets, bee-eaters, owls and blackbirds are, to name but a few, part of the bird species that rely on this land yearly. It would be a sad thing if they should abruptly cease to grace our eyes and ears don't you think? But at present building plans are menacing the land
By Save Holanducia Photograph: Flickr
By laistedae Photograph: Flickr
By the incredible how (intermitten.t) Photograph: Flickr group
Snaefellsnes peninsula, Iceland
Biodiversity has a better chance in landscapes where Man has little or no presence
By Peter Easton Photograph: Flickr
