BRINGING LANDSCAPES BURSTING TO LIFE THE NATURE-FRIENDLY WAY
When you close your eyes and imagine where the very best food comes from, what does it look like? In my experience, most people imagine rolling pastures sprinkled with cattle or sheep grazing under the warmth of the sun; orchards with
FUNDING DESTRUCTION
The power of investment banks to accelerate cruel and planet-destroying factory farming has again been highlighted recently following a massive injection of funding into intensive pig production in Vietnam.
WHAT MY RESCUE DOG TAUGHT ME ABOUT LOVE
Sometimes I think my dog knows me better than I know myself. Before I know it, I’ve given away a clue, betrayed my intentions to do one more thing before picking up the lead and going for a walk with
IF PIGS WERE PETS
Empathy can be a powerful thing. Anyone who has a pet dog or cat gains fresh insight into their inner lives every day.
Wolves: Magical, Marginalised and Misunderstood
A crowd of a hundred people or more had gathered in the Hayden Valley of Yellowstone National Park, USA. More were perched on a slope overlooking the valley, armed with cameras and binoculars, pointing and staring into the distance.
WHAT IS REALLY BEHIND THE LOSS OF PRECIOUS WILDLIFE
Will our grandchildren ever get to see a puffin?
FANCY A NEW STYLE OF HEDONISM THIS JANUARY?
What do Paul McCartney, actor Alicia Silverstone, Everest mountaineer Kuntal Joisher and New York City Mayor Eric Adams have in common? Puzzled? Well, this apparently unrelated group are all set for the Veganuary challenge 2022.
2021: A REVIEW OF THE YEAR
Despite a difficult year with profound challenges for all of us, not least from Covid, 2021 will be remembered for seeing some of the greatest strides ever for animal welfare and our mission to end factory farming.
WHATEVER OUR DIFFERENCES, HOW WILL YOU CELEBRATE NEW YEAR?
New Year’s Eve and the Roaring Twenties theme was about to begin. Accommodation on that cold, drizzly night was an old lighthouse with no WIFI or TV. Furnishings inside fitted the remote historic look, resembling something out of a 1900s
RENATURING: CREATING LIFELONG MEMORIES IN THE COUNTRYSIDE
Some things stay with you forever – like my first ever sighting of a golden eagle. I remember it like yesterday. The freshness of a spring day as I walked through the hidden glen of Findhorn Valley, a secretive corner