Newsletter 31′ Kingfishers and stick insects’
Don’t Waste Your Wildness
Once, while writing my first book, I lived on a lush volcanic island balding with so-called civilization, lawnmowers muffling its birdsong to turn its jungles into golf courses. I watched waves taller than factory chimneys break into cliffs black as spacetime, making mansions look like a maquette of life. I beheld the ancient indifferent faces of turtles older […]
Nearly 25% of land in Africa has been damaged. What to blame and what can be done
Wild Fires – Learning our Lessons
Safeguarding Your Lives, Your Property and the Well-being of Others – Guy Preston
Factors affecting density and distribution of our Black Oyster Catcher
WATER THROUGH WILDERNESS – MARK DIXON 16.07.24
LEADING SCIENTISTS DECLARE ANIMALS TO BE CONSCIOUS, THEY FEEL PAIN AND JOY…
Changing frontiers of Wastewater Treatment- Anthony Turton
John’s News letter No 29
Everywhere we look -Microplastics
