A really positive news story this week: Lundy Island in the Bristol Channel has witnessed a remarkable resurgence in bird populations, particularly rare seabirds, according to the RSPB. The island, home to 95% of England’s breeding Manx Shearwaters, experienced a surge from about 600 in 2001 to over 25,000 after… Read more »
In the hushed landscapes often overshadowed by modern development, lie the remnants of ghost ponds – once vital water bodies silenced by progress. Ghost ponds, drained or altered in the name of progress, hold untapped potential for revitalizing local ecosystems. As we embark on the journey of restoration, we delve… Read more »
Introduction: As winter enthusiasts gear up for ski season, the environmental impact of traditional skiing holidays becomes a pressing concern. Can skiing vacations align with sustainability goals? Let’s explore this question through the lens of a recent article detailing Andermatt, a Swiss Alpine village’s, commitment to sustainable skiing. Skiing and… Read more »
A rewilding success story is unfolding in the UK as conservation efforts have led to the recovery of endangered species. Rewilding initiatives, focused on restoring natural habitats and ecosystems, have played a crucial role in bringing wildlife back from the brink of extinction. Numerous species, including some facing critical endangerment,… Read more »
A groundbreaking initiative in the Netherlands is making waves in the fight against plastic pollution. A “bubble barrier” deployed in a Dutch river has proven to be incredibly promising in extracting plastic waste from the water. The innovative system utilizes a curtain of bubbles generated by a perforated tube installed… Read more »