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We've built 260 wildlife boxes in varying designs: cracks for bats, big cavities for owls, and small boxes for dormice and birds, writes Will Watson of Riverford Dairy.
This year, we’ve decided not to cut the grassed area around our apple, pear, and plum orchard. Routine mowing removes habitats and vastly reduces biodiversity, meaning that only shorter plants survive.
To walk down our deep green lanes in May is to immerse yourself in the history they have seen – and to be reassured by their persistent, timeless vitality.
The chief executive of the RSPB on female leaders and fighting for the natural world.
Wealthy countries including the UK and US are among the top over-consumers of meat and other animal products and have most work to do in transforming their national diets.
Issue 12: Fairness and five years.
Find out more about Wicked Leeks and our publisher, organic veg box company Riverford.