Kneppflix: a review of the new film ‘Wilding’
A thoroughly enjoyable film about the Knepp story perhaps best taken with a few pinches of salt
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Read moreDetailsCruise ship owners talk about ‘sustainable cruising’. Is the hype merited?
Read moreDetailsExamining the benefits of No Mow May for wildlife
Read moreDetailsDespite criticism, Project Cheetah must be balanced against the global diversity crisis, argues Ross McNally
Read moreDetailsOne of the world’s worst invasive species? The domestic cat
Read moreDetailsFencing and militarised borders prevent wildlife migration and reduce genetic diversity
Read moreDetailsRoss McNally argues that to merely condemn China for its coal emissions is to ignore other factors, including its major...
Read moreDetailsThe Hadrian's Wall sycamore was much loved and much mourned. But it serves as a reminder of the once rich,...
Read moreDetailsRoss McNally argues that an imminent parliament ban on animal ‘trophy’ imports will backfire on conservation efforts it is designed...
Read moreDetailsRare wart-biter crickets risk extinction through lost habitats but restoration of chalk grassland in South Downs points to a brighter...
Read moreDetailsLow emission vehicle zones have had proven benefits – so targeted scrappage schemes for motorists are the answer, not ‘culture...
Read moreDetailsThe June heatwave should remind us of the vulnerability of wildlife to climate change – and what that means for...
Read moreDetailsPlans by Sussex landowners for a wildlife corridor are welcomed – so long as it doesn't end up as just...
Read moreDetailsBritain’s temperate rainforests are threatened by livestock farming as well as by politicians wanting to curb the powers of Natural...
Read moreDetailsMoves to create low traffic neighbourhoods are gaining traction in London, parts of Sussex and beyond. But there is opposition…
Read moreDetailsCharles may not retain the public affection his mother had. Is it time to argue for constitutional reform and an...
Read moreDetailsFeeding garden birds brings pleasure to millions of people in the UK. And we’re doing good. Or are we?
Read moreDetailsMarianne Williamson is throwing her hat into the ring as a contender against Biden in the 2024 US presidential elections
Read moreDetailsDestroyed marine habitats and fish species are threatened with extinction. Ross McNally asks when will trawling the seabed be prohibited?
Read moreDetailsWhy use costly IVF to save a subspecies of white rhino when so many creatures need our help?
Read moreDetailsThe birth of a bison calf in Wilder Blean gives hope for a similar project in Sussex, writes Ross McNally
Read moreDetailsThe ash tree is rooted in Nordic folklore, but is under threat from ash dieback. Can we learn to prevent...
Read moreDetailsThere’s much more to the juniper than the makings of a gin and tonic, but it's under threat, explains Ross...
Read moreDetailsRegenerative livestock fallacy: production is not as sustainable as its supporters claim, argues Ross McNally, leading to higher land use
Read moreDetailsThere is a glimmer of hope in the Sussex countryside in the face of drought and floods. Enter the beaver,...
Read moreDetailsAlthough LGBT+ rights have moved forward, trans rights are falling behind. says Ross McNally.who urges more solidarity
Read moreDetailsSUVs are a menace on urban streets, argues Ross McNally, both polluting and a threat to road safety. Do they...
Read moreDetailsThe Queen’s 70 years on the throne is really not something the nation ought to celebrate, says Ross McNally
Read moreDetailsBee bricks will not make much difference to bee survival: better to ban pesticides and improve habitats in downland
Read moreDetailsMargaret Thatcher did much to hasten the decline of our hedgehog population, argues Ross McNally
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