Globally, we’ve lost around 35% of the world's forests over the last 10,000 years, with half of that loss occurring in the last century alone. So, how do we sort it out? Here’s the secret to positive reforestation.

At On the Edge, we support conservationists who work in innovative ways to protect our planet. That means approaching funding in the same way we do with the species we champion: we choose those who disrupt tradition, and 23-year-old Nadia Rodriguez is a perfect example.

The greatest chillers of our time? You know them from hanging out in forests, but a few things might surprise you about these shy ones.

This story comes with strings attached… literally. Meet No Nose, one of the world's rarest primates and quite the character.

Knock, Knock, who’s there? Rainforests in the UK. Who knew? Meet the strange creatures and characters who call the UK’s temperate rainforests home. This 20-part comedy series is guaranteed to make you laugh, wonder and show you a side to rainforests you’ve never seen before.

Venomous incisors, a goat-like odour, and butt nipples!? What’s not to love about one of the most evolutionary distinct mammals on earth!

A Shrew sized Elephant? An Elephant shaped Shrew? Or actually… neither? Learn all about the confusing contradictions of the Elephant Shrew!

Something lives deep within the undergrowth of the Mkingu of the Nature Forest Reserve, something with a sticky tongue, long tail, and spiny thorns. That might sound terrifying, but considering it is probably shorter than your finger, I think you will agree the Nguru Spiny Pygmy Chameleon is an absolute sweetie!

A tree rat is literally being loved to extinction – one psychologist is ready to save it.

The legend of the lemur must be protected at all costs – especially on GERP’s watch.

Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza, Peruvian chemical biologist and former National Geographic Explorer, integrates her Andean-Amazonian heritage and learnings in traditional medicine to protect the species and spaces of the last remaining high-altitude rainforests of the Peruvian Amazon.

Luis is mad about amphibians having dedicated his entire career to them. He helped protect the Admirable Red-Belly Toad and the giant of the Pampas in Brazil and now focuses his time and energy to protect Harlequin toads all over South America.