The cry of a mysterious crepuscular bird by a Singapore rain tree reminds me of the joy of staying put
The call is plaintive, at times, sometimes rising in excitement, persistent enough to be an integral part of the twilight hours.
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In the eye of a super-storm
In 2006, I found myself in the eye of a category 4 super typhoon. It was far more terrible than…
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Melania’s shovel is cause for reflections on our complicated relationship with gardening tools
I admit I am a bit perverse in the use of my spring-tine rake – it works much better upside down…
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Jailing protesters will scare fracking’s opponents – but also galvanise them
The treatment of four men involved in a protest in Lancashire has been condemned as “draconian”.
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Springwatch host Chris Packham’s radical quest to end “the war on wildlife”
An Attenborough for the Anthropocene age.
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Moocall: the farming tech company modernising cow copulation
In an industry begging to be milked, Moocall is stepping in to turn farming digital.
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“We’ve always had spells of warm weather”: how 2018’s UK climate change communication fell short
How many “hottest ever” summers will it take for climate change scepticism to be dispelled for good?
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Don’t sit and watch your fruit turn brown – get in early and wage war on the spores
Gardeners must prevent the initial damage that allows the decay fungi to enter.
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