In recent biodiversity surveys, we've found wildflowers monkshood and dusky cranesbill, a wetland meadow thick with invertebrates and flora, and a team of volunteer co-owners even found grass snakes…
By Ed Scott - 19th January 2022
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Indigenous communities are widely credited as the best stewards of nature, but could their philosophies of wellbeing lead the way towards a sustainable life?
By Jack Thompson - 12th January 2022
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Buying organic, gardening without pesticides and emailing supermarkets and MPs – experts at the Oxford Real Farming Conference explain how to reduce exposure to chemicals.
By Nina Pullman - 11th January 2022
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Thousands attend Oxford Real Farming Conference to debate sustainable food, farming and social justice as movement to create a better world gains momentum.
By Nina Pullman - 7th January 2022
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From air pollution to lack of biodiversity and disconnection with food: we consider whether the capital city could ever transform into something greener.
By Jack Thompson - 23rd December 2021
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Urban allotments could be as productive as farms while using fewer pesticides and could help reduce our reliance on food imports, according to new research.
By Jack Thompson - 16th December 2021
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New research has revealed feeding the soil a diverse diet can improve its health in multiple ways, just like our own gut microbiome. Olivia Oldham finds out more.
By Olivia Oldham - 2nd December 2021
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Transparency over residues, banning sale of weedkillers and helping suppliers move away from harmful chemicals are all ways supermarkets can act, new ranking finds.
By Nina Pullman - 2nd December 2021
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Eating more fruit and veg, thinking about nutrient intake and wasting less food are all part of how to eat a healthy diet that’s good for the planet.
By Nina Pullman - 29th November 2021
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What does a sustainable diet actually look like, what will it cost and where do livestock fit into the equation? Becky Blench reports on a vital session at the recent Oxford Real Farming Conference.
By Becky Blench - 21st January 2022
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From Tuscan-style ribollitas with seasonal greens to risottos or shakshukas full of flavour and nutrition, cut energy costs by cooking these delicious meals all in one pan.
By Becky Blench - 20th January 2022
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In recent biodiversity surveys, we've found wildflowers monkshood and dusky cranesbill, a wetland meadow thick with invertebrates and flora, and a team of volunteer co-owners even found grass snakes…
By Ed Scott - 19th January 2022
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A new social circle to counter negativity and isolation can help farmers switch to regenerative practices.
By Jack Thompson - 19th January 2022
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This Scottish feast is the perfect way to banish the winter blues – with haggis, neeps and tatties, and other hearty Scottish dishes washed down with a dram or two.
By Becky Blench - 18th January 2022
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A desire to shop consciously but little understanding of organic food are among my first findings of how students shop, writes Anna Zuurmond.
By Anna Zuurmond - 18th January 2022
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