We need a centrist green movement

Politically, the left has the monopoly on environment and green policy, but is there room for a more centrist approach to nature?

Debate: How is rural Britain portrayed in the media?

Join Scribehound Countryside's team of leading rural voices to discuss the way rural issues are portrayed in the wider media.

From Dressage to Cross Country - Inside Three-Day Eventing

Never been to a three-day event before? Here's a handy guide to get you started

Uncommon Ground: a raking survey of rural Britain

An extract from my new book Uncommon Ground: Rethinking our relationship with the countryside, which explores land access and the impact of humans on the countryside

Healing Through Nature: A Farmer's Mental Health Journey

Life in recent months has changed dramatically and it has led me on a journey of self discovery, questioning my own mental health and giving me a very different perspective on the burden that we as farmers continue to take on.

Lines in the Land: The Madness of the Norwich to Tilbury Pylons

There is utter madness afoot in East Anglia. The proposed pylon line that will march through the rural heartland of Britain's bread basket is both unnecessary and avoidable.

Farmers' Media Protest: Bold or Bonkers?

Despite months of sustained media coverage of the protests against the Government’s changes to Inheritance Tax, some farmers think they deserve more, so plonked their tractors outside a BBC building to demand it. Bad idea and here's why...

The Land Under Wave and the Dinosaur Tooth

Look, I've been thinking too much about chalk.

Bag size is not the point: The Art of Decoying

When you strip away the gadgets you are left only with your experience as a guide. But do you need anything more?

The Astonishing Waste in Conservation Industry Funding

The big beasts of the conservation industry hoover up much of the available funding - but is it money well spent?

The loathsome litter-louts - and what we can do about them

From discarded mattresses to poo bags, rubbish is everywhere. Maybe it's time we looked at a 14th-century solution to deal with the perpetrators

Why we rewilded at a Norfolk estate

Rewilding has become polarising. It doesn't need to be. It's neither a panacea for all countryside woes, nor something we can afford to dismiss out of hand. I explore what pragmatic rewilding looks like.