I often read, listen and watch, articles on British farming and how beneficial it is for this countries wildlife and that farmers are the best
Philip Hoare, The Guardian, Wed 17 March 2021. Abridged article. A remarkable new study on how whales behaved when attacked by humans in the 19th
Fiona Harvey, The Guardian’s Environment correspondent, Tue 16 March 2021. ABRIDGED ARTICLE. Ministers are weakening the UK’s environmental protections in the aftermath of leaving the
Four days ago I posted the following picture and text to a historical interest group on Facebook and so far it has received 316 likes
The recreational shooting of gamebirds is widespread and long established in lowland England. Over the past century there has been a marked shift in the
Whilst sorting and indexing images, I came across this stunning image of a ploughman and his horses taking their lunch break. He’s probably having a
This is a thread I recently came upon in a Facebook group concerned with farming in the past. I’ve often wondered about oats and how
The first day of March, a day bathed in warm sunshine tempered by a soft south-easterly breeze filtering through the broad expanse of leafless forest.
Here in Sussex, we are able to enjoy seeing fallow deer roaming in our countryside. In fact, we have too many for they’re devastating our
From recent BirdLife International newsletter. From vibrant flower carpets amongst ancient olive trees, to small, encroached patches of purple petals on hillsides, Palestine’s plants are
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