What David Attenborough Taught Me About Hope
Deep among forest-clad slopes of Rwanda’s Virunga Mountains, a young David Attenborough was creating one of the most iconic moments in wildlife history.
How David Attenborough’s encounter with wild mountain gorillas had a happy ending
When naturalist David Attenborough met Poppy, a young mountain gorilla, and her family, their future looked precarious. But the story turned out to be a source of hope
How David Attenborough’s encounter with wild mountain gorillas had a happy ending
When naturalist David Attenborough met Poppy, a young mountain gorilla, and her family, their future looked precarious. But the story turned out to be a source of hope
Ending Farmageddon
After almost 20 years as CEO, I’ve learned that the way you lead constantly has to change. I’ve come to see too that embracing kindness is a much-needed strength.
WHO’S AT 2024’S OX LIT FEST?
Visitors will be descending on Oxford next month in their thousands to take part in 2024’s Oxford Literary Festival
Repórter Eco | OS SONS DA AMAZÔNIA | 03/03/2024
Philip’s interview with Leão Serva from Brazil’s top TV station tvcultura.com.br about the launch of Sixty Harvests Left in Brazil
February Compassionate World Blog Round Up
For all the animal, farming, food and environment news from January and February, please use this great update From news about nitrogen pollution to the live animal export ban, to bringing back beavers and the growth of mega-farms , plus a
OCEANIC DEAD ZONES AND NITROGEN POLLUTION
On a boat 15 miles off the coast of New Orleans, Louisiana, and the Gulf of Mexico was blisteringly hot. All around were oil rigs. Some were huge tangles of scaffolding and metal beams; others resembled small cities.
US-style Mega-Farm Invasion Enough to Make Old MacDonald Weep
Old MacDonald has a lot to answer for. Many generations have started out listening to that tale of a farmer and his various animals in perhaps the world’s most recognisable nursery rhyme. That early childhood imagery has been one that