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Sheep Farmers are helping save Tasmania’s native grasslands: ‘We’re better off working together’
When I first heard about the Midlands Conservation Partnership I wanted to tell the world, because it’s a great story of collaboration.
This is my first article in The Guardian.
Right to Roam Movement, England: a human rights case study
I wrote this essay for a Masters Degree course in Human Rights, Peace & Justice, in November 2024. It explores the idea that public access to nature should be a universal human right, for the health of both people and the environment. It was inspired by the book Wild Service, which you can read my reviews of here.
My favourite book in 2024
Please read this book! Especially the chapter called Rope Swing.
p.s. I’ve reviewed it for a couple of magazines and if you click through you can read them.
The Pollinator Project that’s Transforming Melbourne’s Streets
Recently I met Emma Cutting, founder of the Heart Gardening Project and the Melbourne Pollinator Corridor. She’s a force of nature on a mission to feed the tiny winged things that keep nature reproducing in Australia’s famously urban city.
The Landscape Architects Making Singapore Wilder
I met innovative landscape architects, Salad Dressing, in Singapore in 2023. I soon realised that a deep, exploratory philosophy underpins their extraordinary work.
Welcoming the Wild Things
Published in the Organic Gardener, Feb-March, 2024.
It’s a hot day in Singapore but it’s pleasantly cool as I walk through a rainforest in the grounds of the National University of Singapore (NUS). I’m with a champion of urban rewilding, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture Yun Hye Hwang, whose passion for ecological design and planning has transformed the grounds of the NUS campus.