Insects fixing the world - a podcast by BBC World Service

From an industrial-scale fly factory in London to farming bugs in the Madagascan rainforest, insects are being put to work all around the world.These biological wonders are turning stuff we don’t want – like food waste and even faeces – into useful protein. This is creating a greener alternative to animal feed and creating food products for humans too.We meet the people using bugs to help the planet.Presenter: Myra Anubi
Producer/reporter: Craig LangranExecutive producer: Tom Colls
Editor: Penny MurphyImage: Black soldier fly larvae (Getty Images)

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