‘UK “professional” journalism should be expiring from shame.’
Letters: ‘Journalism Dying of Shame’
New Report Documents Threat to Seabirds from Marine Plastic Pollution
Atlantic Puffins were found to be most affected by the issue, with 67% of the species’ nests including plastic.
Crofters Encourage Responsible Tourism
The Crofting Commission have produced an informative leaflet to educate visitors about crofting and encouraging them to be considerate of the environment and local communities during their stay.
What normal?
“The normal that we are being driven towards is a numbing of the horror of the scale of deaths.”
Week Thirty – One Day At A Time
“July the Twenty-fifth……………An emerald sea……Rippling….”
Invasive Species Costing Us Millions Every Year
Why should we bother tackling the issue of invasive species?
Nature’s Rewards
“When we see something beyond our expectations, local patches of brain tissue generate small ‘atoms’ of positive affect, “Edward Vessel
A Tale Of The Eagle Cairn
“Jim visited the Tomb of the Eagles at Isbister Farm in South Ronaldsay, where, in the Visitor Centre, he was given eagle talons from the cairn to hold, and he thought….”These talons flew.””
Rethinking Plastics
The first synthetic polymer was invented in 1869 by John Wesley Hyatt, who was inspired by a New York firm’s offer of $10,000 for anyone who could provide a substitute for ivory.
Week Twenty-Seven – One Day At A Time
“The Sparrer that thinks it’s a Hawk!”
