This is the first in a series of posts about some of the issues raised by Guy Shrubsole’s book: The Lost Rainforests of Britain (2022)
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Carbon Emissions Land Tax: A Good Idea?
The John Muir Trust and 30 other organisations in Scotland (see: https://www.johnmuirtrust.org/resources/1520-supporters-of-the-carbon-emissions-land-tax) are lobbying the government for what the call a Carbon Emission Land Task.
Parks for What? Parks for Whom?
As I actually live in London it makes sense to write about what is going on here and how my research contributes to understanding the
Agroecological Farming vs Rewilding: ORFC Open Discussion
Thoughts on the agroecological farming vs rewilding session at the ORFC I attended a session at the Oxford Real Farming Conference on this often contentious
Conservation vs Livelihood: How can we have both ecological and social justice?
This is a power point presentation I did for the Anthropology and Conservation Conference back in October 2021. I have recently been reminded of this
Birdgirl
Mya-Rose Craig (2022) Birdgirl. London. Jonathan Cape. This book is a passionate account of a young woman’s love of birding- how it transformed her
Land for What? Land for Whom? 