Nature articles 5/13

Romania has more wilderness then any other European country. Bears, wolves and lynx roam in ancient woodland

Perfectly kept gardens don't bring you closer to nature, quite the opposite. Here's why the lawnmower must die

Restoration of Earth’s forests could capture two-thirds of man-made carbon emissions

A Cree Indian prophecy states that when the Earth has been ravaged and the animals are dying a tribe of people from all races, creeds and colours will put their faith in deeds not words, to make the land green again

Far-reaching changes in UK food and agriculture policy are needed - Compassion in World Farming has the answers

Following a breakdown and depression, a break from work and time on a sustainable community growing food transformed Tallulah's life

The fishmeal and fish oil (FMFO) industry is devastating the seas and earning immense profits perverting food chains in multiple deviant ways

Extraordinary and exemplary Earth Ship with land in Wales on the market now and available to buy

Connecting nature's shattered fragments can transform our world for the better

After suffering a massive decline the Great Yellow bumblebee is now only found in a few places in Scotland’s remote northwest

Tony Riddle will celebrate natural health and shine a light on environmental solutions

Earth Jurisprudence guides us through a time of emergence and emergencies

Factory farmed animals consume 90% of soya imported into the UK

Orca census welcomes all volunteers

West Sussex estate produces extraordinary increase in wildlife

Global women’s reforestation network calls in 10,000 women

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.