“Crabs taught me to be anti-capitalist”: how a Margate museum is on a mission to change politics
What do capitalism, colonialism and the climate crisis have to do with crustaceans?
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How Nan Shepherd shaped modern nature writing
Snubbed by its first readers, her visionary book The Living Mountain went on to inspire a new literature of landscape.
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Who the green movement leaves behind
We should be learning from indigenous people such as the Sámi. Instead, in the rush to embrace green energy, they…
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Seven swans not swimming: how bird flu came to Christmas
A family of London swans offer both warning and hope in the face of an overlooked crisis.
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Instead of insulating from winter, I have decided to expose myself to it
Forcing myself outside, and into a new mindset, has altered my way of encountering the world.
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Doug Gurr: “We are potentially decades away from a mass extinction”
As Cop15 ends, the former Amazon boss turned director of the Natural History Museum wants to make nature count by…
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Discovering Britain’s lost rainforests
The environmentalist Guy Shrubsole on saving our ancient woods.
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15 November 1913: Edith Nesbit looks out her window at late flowers in autumn.
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