FROM THE MOON TO MUD: WHY EARTH’S FINAL FRONTIER LIES BENEATH OUR FEET
Of all the world records ever broken, perhaps the most striking has just happened beyond our planet. With Artemis II, humans travelled further from Earth than ever before, circling the Moon before splashing down safely back home. But amid the
ENDING FACTORY FARMING: THE NEW NATIONAL SECURITY IMPERATIVE
Why our food system has become a hidden threat to global stability What’s the one thing the war in Iran has shown us? – it’s that things happening in faraway places can have a big effect on all of us wherever
Why We Should Care About Nature: A Distinguished Panel at Oxford
Last weekend, BBC wildlife presenter and animal activist Chris Packham CBE, children’s author and Farms for City Children charity founder Sir Michael Morpurgo, author
Chris Packham is ‘Wild for Life’ in Oxford
It was a real honour recently to welcome wildlife presenter, environmentalist, animal activist and Compassion Patron, Chris Packham CBE
WHAT FOOD LABELS REALLY TELL US – AND WHAT THEY DON’T
Why Shoppers, Farmers and Animals All Need Clearer, More Honest Food Labelling
WALKING ON THE WILD SIDE
A special guest blog from beloved Compassion Patron, poet and author Sir Michael Morpurgo
WHY ENDING CAGES MATTERS – FOR ANIMALS, FOR US, AND FOR OUR FUTURE
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
NATURE’S DECLINE ISN’T AN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE – IT’S A SECURITY CRISIS
A long delayed Government report now confirms what scientists - and many of us - have warned for years: nature’s collapse threatens national safety.
Love, Hope and Healing: the Magical Power of Animals
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
WHEN A WINTER VIRUS MEETS OUR MORNING EGGS
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