Julian Hector
Julian Hector is Editor of Radio in the BBC Natural History Unit. He's worked in the NHU since 1992 as both a TV and a Radio producer. Before the BBC Julian was a seabird biologist with the British Antarctic Survey. He was a university lecturer in Cambridge and worked in education at Bristol Zoo and the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust.
All stories by Julian Hector
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Reunited with the storm petrel
Published 20 July 2009
Julian Hector has a nostalgic encounter with the world's smallest seabird.
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The living dead of England’s ancient orchards
Published 29 May 2009
Julian Hector heads into the depths of middle England to search for life amongst the rot.
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Starfish enterprise
Published 5 June 2009
In our coastal waters, where life is ruled by the moon rather than the sun, Julian Hector goes in search of a brittlestar.
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Monarch of the marsh
Published 29 May 2009
One of the UK's most charismatic raptors, the marsh harrier, can even do beige with style as Julian Hector discovers.
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