Nature articles 5/12

Faced with the unbelievable loss of species, how do we make sense of the seemingly inevitable?

This May, vegan campaigning charity Viva! is urging the public to swap dairy products for plant-based alternatives as part of their month-long MooFree May initiative.

Extraordinary film making from Surfers Against Sewage... be inspired

We need to get carbon out of the atmosphere, and fast. But how? “We already have these technologies and they’re called trees.”

Humans are industrially exterminating fish at a catastrophic rate

A Mongolian miner takes his sick daughter away from the heavily polluted city to see the shaman. Upon finding a new home with the reindeer herders in the forest, he learns that this world too, is changing

Eco-warrior and legal pioneer Polly Higgins dies at  50

Giant copper mining corporations BHP and Codelco close in on 243,000 hectares of rainforest - how you can help

The use of wild fish to feed farmed fish is causing huge environmental and social damage according to new report

Join an Extinction Rebellion pilgrimage to London’s springs, wells & waterways and become a water protector

Marble Arch, Oxford Circus, Waterloo Bridge & Parliament Sq blocked around the clock from April 15th

Sea Shepherd's gruesome discovery is the result of illegal fishing by French trawlers

Mexican president must halt gillnet fishing or extinction imminent

Trees for Life hopes to attract people from groups poorly represented in nature conservation

Winner of the Film4Climate competition, spoken word artist Prince Ea makes a powerful case for protecting the planet and challenges the human race to create a sustainable future

The world awaits an appropriate response from Botswana

Common Agriculture Policy reform could transform the European countryside and help preserve nature and stop extinctions

Deadly combination of damage to land, soil, air, water and animal populations alongside climate change is creating catastrophic global risk, says IPPR report