The internet today has been thrumming with a news story about a lady from Bristol, some bananas from Tesco, and a deadly spider from Costa Rica. But what is the...
14/03/2015
The internet today has been thrumming with a news story about a lady from Bristol, some bananas from Tesco, and a deadly spider from Costa Rica. But what is the...
14/03/2015
As Spring starts to take hold in Glasgow, the Toryglen meadow project comes to an end, but something new is bursting forth from it like a phoenix from the flame!...
02/03/2015
Last week I attended the meeting of East Northamptonshire Council at which the councillors considered a planning application from Forest Holidays – a commercial off-shoot of the Forestry Commission –...
27/02/2015
In the last few months, a flurry of wildlife sites have been put in peril by inappropriate developments – Lodge Hill in Kent, Rampisham Down in Dorset and Radford Quarry...
13/02/2015
The House of Lords has been providing some resistance, but already our legal system appears to have been badly damaged. Fears that the independence of the judiciary was under threat...
12/12/2014
On 20th November, I accompanied Urban Roots’ volunteers to continue maintenance of the meadow site at Malls Mire Community Woodland. The work to be done on the meadow remains high,...
03/12/2014
Nature Improvement Areas were introduced by the Government to fix wildlife in 12 areas of England. Two years into a three-year project, how are they shaping up? Are they improving...
28/11/2014
Part 3 – I had a good reason We all do it, we all kill bugs, but what are the ethics of doing so. In ‘Part 1 – The Value...
14/11/2014
Buglife are working in Radford Park with Plymouth City Council to create a new wildflower meadow as a part of the Plymouth’s Buzzing! project. The meadow will provide a burst...
12/11/2014
Wildflower Meadows across Plymouth have been nominated for a 2014 Abercrombie Award. The awards are a celebration of planning and design excellence within Plymouth and the effort that has gone...
04/11/2014