Produced by the BBC Studios Natural History Unit, the show will broadcast from a studio pod in the British countryside near Bristol, where the presenters will be joined each week by experts tackling viewer questions.
The series has been described as "a weekly celebration of British wildlife", bringing together "the stories that make us curious, the behaviours that make us wonder and the unexpected discoveries about the wildlife we think we know".
Alongside the big questions, the show will also "explore the stories making waves in the natural world, uncover the science behind the headlines and bring the audience into the conversation". The regular expert guests will answer everything "from why birds eat rocks, and why squirrels always land on their feet, to why geese fly in formation".
Packham, a long-standing fixture of the BBC's Watches strand, said: "Packed with fresh science, guaranteed nerdiness and a lively, conversational spirit, this is a new nature adventure I can't wait to share with audiences.
McCubbin, who has co-presented Springwatch since 2020 and is Packham's stepdaughter, commented: "I couldn't be more excited to be co-hosting this new show, Naturewatch! The natural world is full of incredible surprises, fascinating characters and lots of jaw-dropping moments."
Thomas, a wildlife presenter and animal advocate with a large social media following whose credits include the BBC Three documentary We Built a Zoo, said: "Wildlife has always been my biggest passion, so to be part of Naturewatch alongside Chris and Megan is incredibly exciting. I hope we can inspire a new generation to fall in love with the natural world."
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Audiences can get involved by posting their questions and wildlife photos to Naturewatch@bbc.co.uk, with more information available via the BBC's Springwatch pages.
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