Author: Philip Lymbery

More than 33,000 tonnes of manure are produced in the UK every day by intensive pig and poultry farms — enough to fill 2,500 double-decker buses Rain hammered down relentlessly, and the river near home was up on its haunches. Sitting

More than 33,000 tonnes of manure are produced in the UK every day by intensive pig and poultry farms – enough to fill 2,500 double-decker buses

A traveller on the London tube entered at London Bridge to see a woman crying in a darkened corner. On instinct, the traveller approached and asked if they could help.

Climate change can feel like an overwhelmingly difficult issue, something just too big for people like you and me to do anything meaningful about.

A new event is setting out to drive the transition to a more sustainable, resilient and secure food system in the UK through reduced dependency on imported soya.

A new event is setting out to drive the transition to a more sustainable, resilient and secure food system in the UK through reduced dependency on imported soya.

Philip face to face with a caged, factory farmed pig, on his research trip to China for Farmageddon 2011 | Credit: Compassion in World Farming Walking into a windowless warehouse, I was overwhelmed. Row after row of cages were stacked on

A new regenerative farming conference is taking place next month in Somerset.

A new regenerative farming conference is taking place next month in Somerset.

Love dogs? Love birds? Guess what—they can coexist peacefully, but it takes a little bit of responsibility on our part.