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Can COP15 deliver for nature?

Claire Thorpe gives an overview of what we might expect from the biodiversity summit, and talks to Dr Scott Leatham about what it could mean for the climate.

Poets working with CAT to communicate zero carbon solutions

Poets from Aberystwyth University will be working with CAT to produce poetry that explores the issues of climate change, nature and sustainability.

CAT Stories – Ro Randall: regeneration and renewal

Recently we caught up with Ro Randall, a psychotherapist who has been active in the climate movement since 2005, to chat about her relationship and links with CAT over the…

Pine martens at CAT: Waiting with bated breath – and baited cameras

One of around 50 pine martens introduced into Mid Wales to help bring this important species back from the brink is now a regular visitor to the CAT woodlands. Dulcie…

Bobbing along – the songbird that swims

The UK’s only species of aquatic songbird is a regular visitor to the CAT ponds and waterways. Dulcie Fairweather takes us dipper spotting.

Fledgling farmers: strengthening local food supplies – guest blog

The past year has highlighted the fragility of our food systems and the need to build greater resilience into supply chains. Katie Hastings of the Pathways to Farming project gives…

Greater horseshoe bat – hanging around at CAT

The recent discovery of a greater horseshoe bat at the Centre for Alternative Technology is further evidence of the northward expansion of the species’ range. Dulcie Fairweather explores the implications.

Building with nature in mind

How can we make our own homes and buildings as wildlife-friendly as possible? Gwyn Stacey looks at what we can do as householders and at the role the building and…

A helping hand for winter wildlife

This time of year can be tough for birds and other wildlife. Dulcie Fairweather offers a few simple tips to help them make it through to spring.

Festive feasts for winter wildlife

From stale mince pies to cold mashed potatoes, those unappealing leftovers could provide much-needed calories for hungry birds and badgers. Dulcie Fairweather looks at how to turn waste food into…

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