Author: Philip Lymbery

A special guest blog from beloved Compassion Patron, poet and author  Sir Michael Morpurgo

What a Rescued Hen Taught Me About Our Food System Every now and then, something small and feathered arrives in your life and reminds you what progress really looks like. For me, that reminder came more than a decade ago, in

A cage-free future would mean better lives for millions of animals and a farming system aligned with our values

A long delayed Government report now confirms what scientists - and many of us - have warned for years: nature’s collapse threatens national safety.

A long-delayed government report confirms that nature’s collapse is a threat to national security

Dr. Peyo on his rounds.  Credit: Jérémy Lempin When I think about the importance of love, my mind turns to a most unlikely doctor - a gentle healer who moves quietly through the palliative care hospital in Calais, France. Staff simply

Dr. Peyo on his rounds.  Credit: Jérémy Lempin When I think about the importance of love, my mind turns to a most unlikely doctor - a gentle healer who moves quietly through the palliative care hospital in Calais, France. Staff simply

Why blaming wild birds misses the real cause of our worst avian flu outbreaks It begins with a silence, the kind followed by a cull. The setting belies the tragedy. The rolling hills and outstanding natural beauty of West Linton in

Too often, wild birds are used as scapegoats for avian flu outbreaks as if they alone conjured this virus and delivered it to our farms

Why it’s important to care, the ethics of your sandwich, the joy of rewilding and many other food, farming and nature stories.