Laurence Rose’s ‘inspiring, eye-opening read’ (The Spectator) appears in a second, revised edition next month, with new material looking back...
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3 February is – for those who celebrate – the first day of spring. At least it is in Spain,...
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To mark the publication on Monday of Framing Nature - conservation and culture, this long-read essay compiles edited excerpts on the subject of extinction and loss
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The white-tailed eagle is a great conservation success story, but a lingering hatred for raptors on the grouse moors of the Cairngorms remains a threat.
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On this day in 1771 Gilbert White, whose 300th anniversary we celebrate this year, was thinking about migration. Exactly 245 years later I visited his home on my own spring journey.
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I'm looking forward to speaking at three very different festivals coming up in October.
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Last month’s North Cornwall Book Festival was memorable, and the talks are available as podcasts for those who missed it. ...
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A year ago, I was at the North Cornwall Book Festival from where a BBC Countryfile programme was being filmed. ...
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Another outrage in the Monadhliaths “They are ice-white in the morning sun; under the snow, even now, the budding heather...
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