Bringing Back Beavers, A Cause to Celebrate
Sometimes our mind can play tricks on us. Getting things way out of proportion. Especially at night.
Beaver releases: Protesting Cairngorms farmers get things out of proportion
Beavers and landowners can sometimes come into conflict but these situations can be managed
Analysis: What a live exports ban means for farmers
A ban on the live export of animals for slaughter and fattening from Great Britain could be introduced in just a few months as part of a manifesto commitment by the Conservative government to improve animal welfare standards.
‘Farmageddon’ 10 years on & you won’t believe what’s happened
Emergency approval for a bee-harming pesticide by the UK Government has once again sent shock waves through the countryside
10 years after ‘Farmageddon’ – signs of hope for nature-friendly agriculture
Emergency approval for a bee-harming pesticide by the UK Government has once again sent shock waves through the countryside
It’s important to ban animal exports, not just stop them
So, how are your New Year’s resolutions going? For many of us, resolutions revolve around doing more exercise, saving money, or eating better.
Live animal export ban is a resolution the UK Government must keep
Thirty years after protests against live animal exports, the UK is on the cusp of making a historic change
This year, let’s put kindness at the centre of society
Looking back on the last year has taught me how far we’ve come as a movement and how much further we need to go, and fast
Could Royal Banquets Soon Feature Lab-grown Meat?
In the run up to the festive break, I found myself in Windsor Castle surrounded by a gathering of minds focused on gamechangers.
Will King Charles give royal seal of approval to ‘lab-grown’ meat that could help save the planet?
Meat that is cultivated from stem cells in a bioreactor has the potential to dramatically cut greenhouse gas emissions.