A lifetime of watching wildlife raises a troubling question: when did Britain’s ordinary insects, birds and small mammals become less ordinary, and why did we barely notice?
Tag Archives: biodiversity loss
How Insect Decline Makes Climate Change Personal
How insect decline makes climate change personal, revealing why the loss of everyday insects turns a global issue into a local, visible, and emotional reality.
When the Garden Becomes the Larder
A gardener reflects on a future where insects are seen as food, exploring sustainability, scarcity, and what this shift reveals about our relationship with nature.
