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  • If it moves, ID it; and if it stays still, ID it too! #BioBlitz! Wisley and Ockham Commons @SurreyWT

    457 Species and counting! I love Bioblitz! Not all of my time is spent out and about on Surrey’s rivers or wetlands searching for the illusive otter and water vole, or creeping along my beloved hedgerows for dormice, stoat or orange-spotted elm-lichen. So when the moment arrives when I can spend 24 hours in the…

    June 21, 2013
  • Tales from the Riverbank: a personal view of how storytelling can connect us to the natural world

    Today I’ve been lucky to have two very different yet related experiences of Surrey Rivers and has underlined for again the importance of a vibrant and varied landscape for our wellbeing. This morning and into the early afternoon I’ve been walking the River Mole with the second batch of 13 RiverSearch volunteers teaching them how…

    June 7, 2013
  • A Transylvanian Adventure: 3 weeks to go

    In exactly three weeks time I will have arrived in the Romanian province of Transylvania and will be getting to know the rest of the Operation Wallacea team with whom I’m to spend the next month-and-a-half. Its not a country I’ve visited before, or even know much about, except through Bram Stoker and Hammer Horror…

    June 3, 2013
  • The Emperor’s Nightingale- a cautionary tale in a week when biodiversity offsetting hit the headlines.

      The Nightingale   by Hans Christian AndersenIllustrated by Edmund Dulac   I’m reproducing this here as a cautionary tale in a week when biodiversity offsetting hit the headlines. We may think we can recreate new habitats from scratch in new locations, but we loose something in doing so, something that may not always be clear…

    April 28, 2013
  • Priorities

    Apparently there is going to be a crises shortly about feeding our growing population. And yet we are wasting half of all the food we produce. Some man on a bicycle, who will die in a relatively short time and be forgotten entirely called some one a pleb. Prioritise

    January 11, 2013
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