Our history in the peat
In our modern urban biased world we have lost much of our connection with natural landscapes. In contrast those of us who hunt continue the enriching and special connection with the land started by our ancient ancestors.
I'm a wildlife artist, writer, countryman, Trustee and Welsh chair of the GWCT, conservationist, and woodcock ringer/researcher with a growing participation in the debate surrounding future land…
In our modern urban biased world we have lost much of our connection with natural landscapes. In contrast those of us who hunt continue the enriching and special connection with the land started by our ancient ancestors.
Something is going wrong in policy making when scientists say their research is being ignored. Politicians are letting us down when they give their personal beliefs precedence over empirical facts.