
The Research Brief: how local authorities can lead on nature-based climate solutions
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ByA new variant of avian flu derived from intensive poultry farming is decimating British wildlife.
ByMark Cocker’s ode to a remarkable species makes a powerful case for the value of awe in a time of…
ByThe married aristocrats have created a haven on their 3,500-acre Knepp estate – but find themselves at the centre of…
ByThe environmentalist and author on how the death of his teenage daughter inspired him to rewild his farm.
ByThey represent a right to harm the environment, not a right to bad taste.
ByPseudo-environmentalists are taking away the right to be tacky.
ByThe attention you bring to bear on the landscape as you look for Britain’s only venomous snake is transformative.
ByThe new series, which roams from Shetland to Cornwall to Northern Ireland to capture our wildlife, is the BBC at…
ByBiodiversity is not just an asset from which humans gain. We have complex social relations with all non-human life.
ByA family of London swans offer both warning and hope in the face of an overlooked crisis.
By23 July 1949: If it is killing and giving pain that you object to, you had better give up trying…
By15 November 1913: Edith Nesbit looks out her window at late flowers in autumn.
ByThe Booker winner’s novels tend to imagine bleaker futures. Why not create something more optimistic?
ByRogue release or recolonisation? The sighting offers a sliver of hope – we should take it.
ByIf the green movement wants to capture British hearts and minds, it should focus on animals, not abstract temperature rises.
ByThe Prime Minister appears to be giving in to small-government Tories who want him to ditch policies aimed at protecting…
By“Informational cascades” can be key in turning the tide against animal cruelty.
ByThe CEO of the Wildlife Trusts on his frustration with the broken promises that are failing to protect nature.
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