Building with nature in mind

6th January 2021 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

5th January 2021 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.

Natural climate solutions

4th January 2021 We aren’t seeing the wood for the trees Political ecologist Dr Scott Leatham warns that we must sensitively restore nature, but we cannot rely on actions like tree planting alone…

Working with wildlife for person, plate and planet – Guest blog

4th January 2021 Gardening journalist, editor and trainer, Kim Stoddart, explains the many benefits of improving and nourishing biodiversity in your garden, allotment or community green space.

Declaring a double emergency

2nd January 2021 We are facing several crises at once, with climate, biodiversity and COVID-19 all requiring urgent action. Paul Allen argues for an integrated response.

Tried and tested solutions for 2021

1st January 2021 This coming year must see radical action on the climate and biodiversity emergency. Anthony Hurford finds inspiration in tried and tested local projects that are already delivering real benefits for…

Festive feasts for winter wildlife

24th December 2020 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…

The 12 green tips of Christmas

21st December 2020 After a difficult and strange year we’ll be rounding off 2020 with what is likely to be an equally strange festive period for many. Smaller gatherings and less travel might…

Letting the light in

21st December 2020 In a small pocket of neglected woodland near CAT, a huge cast of characters have been caught on film. Julie Brominicks celebrates the wildlife of Mid Wales and explores what…