As we’re coming out of our respective lockdowns, what could be a more post-COVID experience than going on holiday? | Words by Georgie Power.
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With a planet almost at breaking point and a growing number of mouths to feed, is ‘going organic’ our best option for a greener future? | Words by Anna Harrison.
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World Honey Bee Day lands on the 21st of August, creating a buzz for all things honey bee. Megan talks more about how bees and honey shape lives all across the world… Words by Megan Nicholl |
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Orang-utans have become symbolic of conservation in recent years, yet despite their status in the conservation world, those working to mitigate their decline are facing a hard battle to save our ginger cousins from extinction. Words by Olivia Bell |
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Beginning with the touching quote, ‘But man is part of nature, and his war against nature is inevitably a war against himself,’ Suzanne Simard’s newest book Finding the Mother Tree tells the story of her most profound discoveries about our forests and their impact, whilst reflecting on the events in her life that propelled her research forward. | Words by Caitlin Thomas
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Pigeons are often considered to be pests or are something that society completely ignores. But could they be a key species to study to aid conservation? Elizabeth discusses Piegon Conservation. Words by Elizabeth Tatham |
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Elephants are some of the most fascinating social animals on the planet. | Words by Sian Prosser.
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How human adaptability has anesthetized us to the reality of the climate crisis | Words by Katie Stole.
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Reflecting on indigenous wisdom and activism on International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. | Words by Scott Thomson
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Ross Clifton talks to Jack Vine about his latest work, Walking with Waste, which focuses on displaying the “hidden waste” that often goes unnoticed. Words by Ross Clifton. |
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While mangroves are indeed mysterious, these unique ecosystems are in fact more magical than we’d ever expect. | Words by Dael Sassoon,
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Nottingham’s exciting proposals for a greener city centre - a vision for future cities and their part to play in staving off the climate crisis | Words by Lizzie de Lusignan
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Theodora reviews the eye-opening Netflix documentary Chasing Corals. | Words by Theodora Varelidi Strati.
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Craig reviews David Attenborough’s “Adventures of a Young Naturalist”, following Attenborough through time… . | Words by Craig Dibb.
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Adele and Annie take a look at the myths and mythology that enshroud the Shark in celebration of Shark Awareness Day. Words by Adele Santamaria and Annie Megan Santamaria |
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Listening to the podcast ‘Coffee with Conservationists’ is like a breath of fresh air. […] George’s untarnished positive attitude is a timely reminder for myself, and all of us, that there is still hope. | Words by Molly Doubleday.
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Low earth-orbiting satellite technology has promised to improve internet connections worldwide, even in the most wild and remote places. But will this come as a cost to wildlife? Words by Elen Peel |
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Are space travel, and space exploration, something that the planet can afford for us to do? Ross Clifton discusses the importance of space flight, its environmental impacts, and how we can act to mitigate them. Words by Ross Clifton |
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Screaming swifts fill the sky and flowers bloom in every colour. Words by Rebecca Gibson |
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Bloom In Doom Creative Writing presents: “Rooftops and Stargazers” by Alicia Hayden | Short Story
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