Month: July 2020
What I’ve been reading this week, 25 July 2020
Why we must fight for wild camping, seeking discomfort, finding our legs again, and no safety nets in the real world. Environment and nature A Guide to Climbing…
Nature notes: recent nature and wildlife photography, 18 July 2020
Stellar invertebrates, birds, and local rewilding I didn’t post a ‘nature notes’ blog post last week, because my wildlife photography has become a lot less prolific over the…
What I’ve been reading this week, 18 July 2020
Reindeer versus mining corporations, free camping versus wild camping, and how to be a freelance introvert. Environment and nature Farmers hatch plan to return area the size of…
What I’ve been reading this week, 12 July 2020
Planting trees won’t save us, counting the cost of campfires, Scotland’s best mountains for landscape photography, and hillwalkers return to the hills. Environment and nature Why Planting Trees…
Nature notes: this week’s nature and wildlife photography, 4 July 2020
A bewitching encounter with a roe deer, meadow brown butterflies galore, and – finally – a whitethroat fledgling. The weather hasn’t been great this week again. It’s been…
What I’ve been reading this week, 4 July 2020
Nature should be for everyone, building a sustainable outdoor community, locked bothies, and Microsoft Editor. Environment and nature Nature Should Be For Everyone – Not Just A Privileged…