300,000 years ago, in the red earth of Morocco, the oldest known Homo sapien was discovered—changing everything we thought we knew about human origins. This ancient Black man, found at Jebel Irhoud, had a modern face, used fire, and made tools. Today, Afrocentric scholars honor him as the Oldest Moor, a living symbol of Africa’s central place in world history. His bones don’t just tell the story of a man—they tell the story of us all. Watch this powerful 60-second video to discover how the first

Nestled away in South Yorkshire lies a British wildlife gem; RSPB Old Moor. The landscape at RSPB Old Moor may be bustling full of life now, but it wasn’t always this way. A group of miners who were keen birders helped establish the reserve and used it as a place to come to during breaks between shifts in the local coal mines. Their passion for this place makes it what it is today. #Autumnwatch 🍂 | BBC Springwatch