Stopped in their Tracks
The nightingale’s song inspires awe and offers a rare connection between nature, memory, and instant human emotion.
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Meet the Loyal Companions Who Changed My Life
Explore the legacy of loyal dogs, fascinating canine facts, and the magic of Crufts to uncover why these four-legged friends are truly priceless in every sense.
Forestry often gets a kicking in the media, but what are the solutions?
The growing and harvesting of trees for timber products often receives negative coverage in the mainstream media, written press and particularly on social media. Timber is just as essential to our daily lives as food and water, and we currently import around 80% of our domestic needs. This isn’t…
From the Kennels to Aintree: Dan Cherriman’s Pointing Journey
Meet Dan Cherriman: huntsman, pipe-smoking jockey, and passionate defender of point-to-point racing—his inspiring rise and candid thoughts on the sport’s uncertain future will keep you reading.
Not Just Another Little Brown Bird
If you care about curlews, hen harriers, or healthy moorlands, this article reveals the secret star that holds it all together: the unassuming meadow pipit.
Cryptochrome ~ the superpower behind animal migration
Uncover the mysterious secrets of bird and butterfly migration, from quantum navigation to multigenerational journeys—discover why every new finding leaves scientists awestruck.
Nature Places
Have love for nature - will travel... it's now a sixty mile drive to see the nearest blackcock - and has it really come to this?
From Galashiels to Glory: Jack Stenhouse’s Racing Journey
Rising star Jack Stenhouse reveals the secrets behind his rapid ascent in British jump racing. Discover what drives his journey!
Does Britain need a farmer?
Are the country-born destined to lead the nation to salvation?
The Right to Roam or the Right to Ruin?
The four legged stool of conservation will never work without attitudes changing
Water. Life-giving and Soul-destroying
Think farming is all about animals? Click to learn how mastering water pipes proved tougher than veterinary school—and how farming has taught me more than textbooks ever could.
Should ewe stay or should ewe go now… that is my upland question.
The pros and cons of keeping sheep on my bit of moorland.