Image by Rosie Hopkins, Poem by Robert Frost
‘Dust of Snow’
‘The poetry of the earth is never dead’
Image by Rosie Hopkins, Poetry by John Keats
‘Capturing Ecology’ – Stunning Images From The British Ecological Society Photography Competition
The glowing golden eyes of a Helena’s Treefrog pierce the darkness as this frog perches on a mossy tree in the Peruvian jungle of Tambopata. Image credit: Roberto Garcia Roa and British Ecological Society
Orkney’s Emma Steel on Her Solo Expedition to St Kilda
“This expedition has reinforced my love for nature and my drive and enthusiasm in protecting what we have, at a time when the planet’s future feels very uncertain. ” Emma Steel
Wildlife Recording: Stronsay Event
Stronsay event on recording wildlife
Nature Restoration Fund 2022 Opens
“The Nature Restoration Fund will champion ambitious, high-value projects to protect and restore Scotland’s biodiversity on land and sea in the critical years ahead.” Mike Cantlay, NatureScot
Connecting with Nature in our Built Up Spaces
Graduate student Lam Huynh from the Graduate Program in Sustainability Science at the University of Tokyo and team conducted a systematic literature review of 301 academic articles exploring the connections between nature and human well-being.
“rest your wings when they are weary”
“I’ve watched you now a full half-hour” Image credit: Rosie Hopkins
“We are hearing that people feel there are fewer butterflies around.”
There’s still time take part in the Big Butterfly Count which runs until 7th of August.
‘The Instant’ Shortlisted for Major Literary Prize
“The book relates to the natural world in personal, subjective, non-traditional way and this is a big endorsement and boost.” Amy Liptrot
