Author: Philip Lymbery

Treshnish on the isle of Mull, Inner Hebrides and sweeping meadows dance with colour. Backed by mountainous green hills punctured by jagged rock, carpets of flower-rich meadows stretch to the sea. Whilst peering at orchids on my hands and knees,

Outside our bedroom window is a cow barn so close I could bounce a ball off it. It’s where our neighbour’s forty cows stay during the winter. Living so close to cows, you get to know their habits. Their favourite

Insects are fascinating, trees make us happy and sea eagles are just magical

Food inflation has made getting enough food a growing struggle. According to The Trussell Trust, who operate more than 1,300 food banks across the UK, the past year has seen demand for emergency food surge by over a third.

Duke came to us as a tiny rescue pup of ten weeks old. He’d been abandoned in a park with his sister on a cold winter’s day. The heroic folks at South East Dog Rescue in Kent took them in

India's inclusion in the G20, a conglomerate of the world's most powerful economies, signifies not just its economic ascendancy but also underscores the country's consequential role in shaping global dialogue and decision-making.

Nearly 800 million people are going hungry even though there is more than enough food in the world to feed everyone

Highly pathogenic Bird flu continues to rage through poultry farms and wild birds alike. The virus has already proved adept at jumping the species barrier, spilling over from birds into mammals such as otters, foxes, sea lions, and even domestic

Highly pathogenic Bird flu continues to rage through poultry farms and wild birds alike.

Why We Should All Get Behind the UN’s Call for Food System Transformation