From the NS archive: The November garden
15 November 1913: Edith Nesbit looks out her window at late flowers in autumn.
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House plants can be addictive. I should know: I own 51
Ferns spill over my bathroom counter; ivies and pothos trail from windowsills – it seems I have become a plant…
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Rishi Sunak should remember prime ministers are replaceable, species are not
If Sunak really wants to make a clean start he should swap protest-crackdowns for nature protection.
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The natural world is vanishing before it has even reached our eyes
From resentful crows to narwhal tusks, we understand only a fraction of the Earth’s beauty. And now we risk losing…
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Van Gogh would have loved his soup-covered Sunflowers – and so should we
Safe protest stunts raise the profile of the climate crisis and ask us to think about the bigger picture.
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Dead birds falling from the sky is a bad omen for the planet
A new variant of avian flu derived from intensive poultry farming is decimating British wildlife.
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The mystery of the pine marten’s return to London
Rogue release or recolonisation? The sighting offers a sliver of hope – we should take it.
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In drought-struck England, I have a moment of connection with another living creature
At first, I didn't see the deer – but then I saw it was looking straight at me.
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