The unexpected appearance of a barn owl in broad daylight on a snowy November day, as I was writing about…...
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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 otter is a symbol of hope for conservationists. Once lost from much of Britain, it has bounced back.
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My forthcoming new book will include portrait essays of nine species. Together they tell the story of our relationship with the rest of nature.
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"We had not descended far when the beam reflected back two cats’ eyes, like stationary fireflies against the black of the forest."
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We’ve known it for ages, but every three-year State of Nature report reminds us how impoverished our wildlife has become, and...
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