10 Things I Discovered From Exploring Lapland
Reindeer, peach and blue cheese go great on a pizza.
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My Favourite Book This Year
One-third of the world’s wild nature has been lost since I was a child and first heard the word ‘conservation’. That’s what keeps me awake at night.
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Explore 2013: What stories can you tell from the field?
The best weekend of the year has come around again and adventurous folks from all around the country will be descending on the Royal Geographical Society.
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Citizen Science Challenge #9: Geology
Geology rocks. With that out of the way, onwards to explore the surprising variety of citizen geo-science projects that you can get involved in.
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A Lapland Photostory
Endless daylight, endless forests and endless lakes. These are the things I’ll remember about Lapland.
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How to… Crowdfund Conservation
If ever there was an opportunity for the conservation community to leap on, then this is it.
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Trees for Life: Restoring the Caledonian Forest
I’m currently working on a project up in the Scottish Highlands together with the fantastic organisation Trees for Life. Their Dundreggan estate in Glen Moriston holds..
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A Conservation Success Story
Most people probably don’t know that Spain (and a little bit of Portugal) are home simultaneously the worlds rarest cat and one of conservations biggest success stories – the Iberian Lynx.
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Citizen Science #5: Wildflower Count
Now entering its fourth year, the annual Plantlife wildflowers count survey is carried out by volunteers across the country.
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Vote for your favourite Fieldwork Interview
Articles from scientists around world, working in remote and challenging locations. Which is your favorite?
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The Amazon (part 1)
A spotlight burst into life, momentarily panning across the far bank, before returning us to darkness. Adolfo slipped the blade of his hand carved hardwood paddle into molasses coloured water, adjusting the course of our dugout canoe with precision developed over a lifetime plying these waters.
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