I was excited to finally be able to interview Simon Mustoe after three years our initial effort. I think he presents a very important perspective of importance of animals to …
Introduction What can we actually do about bird flu is a question I was recently asked. My response here is not necessarily going to be popular with everyone. For reasons …
It’s time to return to the roots of my blog and why I wrote Wildlife in the Balance in the first place. The argument I continually put forward is our …
Theories about how your mind connects to nature and the universe are a relatively new path in physics. But similar complex systems theory pervades ecosystem science too. Here I connect …
Snorkelling and diving in Lembeh Strait We just spent a week underwater in the remarkable Lembeh Strait (plus a great land trip to Tangkoko National Park). We run trips that …
The story of available water Water. Apart from food and shelter it’s the one thing we need to stay alive. And it’s abundant … or is it? Our planet is …
I don’t write books to reach as many readers as possible, I write to reach the right readers. This is why I’m thrilled with this Conservationists Books review of ‘How …
Why do we feel so hopeless about the future of the natural world? Is nature really collapsing everywhere we look or have we simply been told a one-sided story? And …
We just completed another lovely trip with a wonderful group of people to Komodo. Our journey took us from the town of Labuan Bajo on Flores, all the way back …
Introduction How did the Komodo Dragon survive so long? Just 400 square kilometres of habitat remains for a remnant of population of this giant animal that once roamed over 5 …
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