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Looping the loop
The Earth is warming the Earth, but there is hope says Greta, the Dalai Lama and scientists at virtual film launch ...
All Creatures Great and Small
From an Armoured Slug to a Mountain Monkey; over 500 new species described by UK Scientists
"Disaster’s not inevitable", says Living Planet Report showing a 2/3 decline in global wildlife!
"We know what we need to do to turn things around ..."
World Environment Day – Friday 5th June 2020
'Celebrating Biodiversity' with a pioneering BiodiverCITY
Can't see the wood for the trees?
Rainforest Guardians call for action at UK Climate Change Conference ...
'Better is a little with righteousness, than vast revenues without justice' (Proverbs16:8)
Church sets 2050 net zero target for companies at the World Economic Forum
Kicking off 2020 with a bang
The Duke of Cambridge launches new 'Earthshot' initiative for our planet ...
Votes and Notes
Following the Climate Summit and General Election we can spread green love ...
Resting on your laurels? Poet Laureate launches 'eco-poetry' prize for the planet
UK Poet Laureate Simon Armitage launches new poetry competition with "nature and environment at their heart"...
Singing from the same hymn sheet?
The Church of England calls for greater action on climate change
Happy slapping - whale populations increase
A study suggests that Humpback Whale populations have been recovering well since numbers were driven to near extinction by hunting ...
The Queen’s speech: Hope for biodiversity?
The government promises a new Environment Bill and an end to trophy hunting imports
All aflutter with State of Nature 2019 report
UK Wildlife continues to decline, with more than a quarter of mammals facing extinction, according to the State of Nature report for 2019
Nature can repair our broken climate – new film on how to save the planet in 3 easy steps
30th September 2019
"There is a magic machine that sucks carbon out of the air, costs very little, and builds itself. It's called a tree."
Lights off for moths - down under
29th September 2019
From now until the end of October millions of Australians in northern Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland are being urged to turn off their lights to stop their iconic Bogong moths from becoming distracted and lost.