Author: Philip Lymbery

Sometimes, it feels like we’ll never learn. That our mistakes of the past are just waiting to resurface

A living kaleidoscope of colours, shapes and textures that form inspiring underwater gardens and landscapes.

From Factory Farms to Forest Loss: The Hidden Crisis Behind Our Food Choices Sometimes, it hits you in the quiet moments - a walk through a once-bustling woodland now eerily still, the Buddleja ‘butterfly’ bush with no butterflies, or the absence

From Factory Farms to Forest Loss: The Hidden Crisis Behind Our Food Choices Sometimes, it hits you in the quiet moments - a walk through a once-bustling woodland now eerily still, the Buddleja ‘butterfly’ bush with no butterflies, or the absence

A special guest blog from Joyce D’Silva Free range hen with her chicks | Credit: CIWF/Xiao Shibai Aristotle’s influence. Aristotle, one of history’s most influential thinkers, had a keen interest in farming. He even penned a detailed guide on how best to raise

From news on Octopus farming, Ban Live Export Awareness Day, Danish fishermen and Puffins, to why cheap supermarket meat is killing the rainforest, plus a whole lot more… For all the animal, farming, food and environment news from May and June,

Modern humans’ diets are pushing the natural world towards a dangerous breaking point

Four of the UK’s biggest supermarket chains have suspended supplies from a Lincolnshire pig farm owned by food giant Cranswick, after undercover footage revealed serious breaches of animal welfare standards.

https://twitter.com/philip_ciwf/status/1918933530274312469 How Early Morning Birdsong Can Transform Your Mood and Mind First light and the dawn chorus was in full swing, led by the fluty trills and perfect timing of a blackbird. A distant cuckoo chipped in by calling his name, ‘cuc-koo’.