Within January’s newsletter you’ll find @tedtheisinger.com ’s review of On Natural Capital by Partha Dasgupta. Now available in hardback from @penguinbooksusa.bsky.social . Read the review here: www.britishwildlife.com/on-nature-ca...

Much delayed after my copy of the book and my notebooks were stolen on a train in August, I’m pleased to share that my review of Rob Macfarlane's Is a River Alive? was recently published in British Wildlife. You can find it here: www.britishwildlife.com/is-a-river-a...

@tedtheisinger.com shares thoughts on @robgmacfarlane.bsky.social ’s Is a River Alive? Published by @penguinbooksusa.bsky.social . Read the review here: www.britishwildlife.com/is-a-river-a...

Pleased to share that my review of @tonyjuniper.bsky.social's Just Earth has been published in @britishwildlife.bsky.social's recent print edition. You can find it online here: bit.ly/4p7JU7c

Our August issue is out! Topics this time include Risso’s Dolphins in Britain, Holm Oaks and their moths, urban wall ferns, the importance of woodland grassland, and the conclusion to our wilding for conservation series. For more, see: www.britishwildlife.com/back-issues/...

The nature finance gap is a matter of much debate — how large it is, how to fill it, and what mechanisms to utilise for this.

A momentous day for land reform in Scotland! The first compulsory purchase of land using Right to Buy legislation . This follows a failed appeal against the Scottish Government decision by the landowner. Well done Poet's Neuk! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Happy to share that I've had my first book review published in @britishwildlife.bsky.social! Guy Shrubsole's The Lie of the Land is a great read, thoroughly recommend it. @guyshrubsole.bsky.social www.britishwildlife.com/book-review-...

It took me two years of using Kagi to figure out why I like it so much. Yes, it's as good as Google and doesn't have any of the sneaky ads or AI crap. But I like Kagi so much because Kagi *works the way I tell it to* — and there's not nearly enough of that on the internet right now.

BLOG - Who Owns Scotland 2024. My annual analysis of who owns Scotland which reveals a growing concentration in the pattern of privately-owned rural landownership since 2012. andywightman.scot/2025/03/who-...

Hello – we thought to join the conversation with an introduction. We’re the Environmental Rights Centre for Scotland, an environmental law charity on a mission to assist everyone to exercise their rights in law and to protect the environment. Here are some of the things we do 👇🏽

Might not seem particularly relevant to my network, but this is a cause close to my heart. Urban green space matters: both for our wellbeing (and sanity) and for our urban wildlife.