How flowers have always grown among the devastation of war
Sunflowers have been part of Ukraine’s cultural identity for centuries, and since the Russian invasion they have come to represent…
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Lee Schofield on how farming needs to re-wiggle its approach to nature
In the face of accusations of a “sheep-wrecked” countryside, a Lake District rewilding project is bringing conservation and farming together.
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The wood may not yet be silent, but its birds are far quieter
The lesser redpoll population has fallen to one tenth of what it was more than 50 years ago, when as…
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After a season of little contact, my garden and I are in conversation again
In those first hopeful and clear-skied days of February I felt a rush of affection for my scruffy little plot.
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Tom Holland: why climate politics needs more hedgehogs
As an environmental culture war looms, the historian advocates for Edmund Burke's politics of the particular.
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WWF’s decision to fundraise via NFTs puts capitalism above conservation
There's no such thing as a green NFT.
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Why we should not blindly rush back to the way of life we consider “normal”
A marvellous new book about the Isle of Mull brought to my attention the opportunities for ecological reflection that lockdown…
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Year of the Tiger: why the big cat’s return holds hope for humanity
Efforts to protect the solitary predators show conservationists how much they can achieve by working together.
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