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Darwin - the genius of evolution

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Alistair Mooney Alistair Mooney | 10:00 UK time, Thursday, 12 February 2009

Celebrate the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth with the BBC's Darwin season on tv, radio and online.

Graphic of fish skeleton and skull

There are links to Darwin content from all around the BBC, including an interactive map and daily blog, and links with the Open University's Darwin 200 features and the Wellcome Trust's interactive version of the Tree of Life.

Our very own Learning Zone has clips about natural selection, evolution, and various aspects of animal and plantlife.

And take a look at the Darwin tv and radio programmes on the iPlayer right now, including David Attenborough's Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life. Also from David Attenborough is the first part of the brand new Nature's Great Events series.

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