Ancient grains to help tackle the #NatureCrisis? “Farmers now have got to adapt to use less artificial fertiliser, fewer pesticides and farm more with nature. These ancient varieties – the cereals, barley, wheat and oats – have a role to play." theguardian.com/environment/20…

The River Wye must be approaching its tipping point: complete ecological collapse caused by the flood of manure from intensive chicken factories. Yet they are still being approved by Powys County Council. Time for Welsh Government to step up. By Nicola Cutcher theguardian.com/environment/20…

Raye, tired of music’s waiting game, releases an album at last. nyti.ms/3l9cysh

Agony on a Cornish beach: what do whale strandings tell us about our oceans? theguardian.com/environment/20…

#CSIoftheSea research profiled in this Guardian article by Alexander Turner published yesterday. Powerful images of a fin whale stranding in Cornwall in 2020, that was investigated by the CSIP with support from @CwallWildlife BDMLR and @ExeterMarine. theguardian.com/environment/20…

Thanks to everyone who came to celebrate the launch of Great Avon Wood last week with @avonneedstrees, including Metro Mayor, Dan Norris @votedannorris, who was joined by the youngest and oldest children from Pensford Primary School to plant an oak tree.🌳 📷 @alexcarlturner

WALL OF CHAMPIONS 🥊 We are proud to showcase the incredible young people who inspire us every day, so we're thrilled to unveil new portraits by the talented #Bristol photographer Alexander Turner in our gym reception

My latest piece for Guardian Environment , featuring the brilliant work of Forest of Avon and Avon Needs Trees . 🌳Dig in: how to build a forest from scratch – in pictures theguardian.com/environment/ga…

We're thrilled to see Great Avon Wood in The Guardian today, featuring a wonderful selection of photographs & words from Alexander Turner Take a look at the article here: theguardian.com/environment/ga… Avon Needs Trees #greatavonwood

Fantastic to see Forest of Avon featured in the The Guardian today, with a great selection of photos showing how the community are helping to create The Great Avon Wood theguardian.com/environment/ga…

Beating anorexia through boxing 💪 Read Enya's inspiring story of overcoming anxiety and getting back to school with the support of Empire Fighting Chance on Positive News Credit to #Bristol journalist Alexander Turner

We had the best time at this year's @festofnature - celebrating trees and woodlands, and the important work taking place in our region, alongside @avonneedstrees & @woodlandtrust🌱🌳⁠ ⁠ Here are a few highlights taken by the brilliant @alexcarlturner 📸⁠ ⁠ #festivalofnature

Concrete ladders in the UK's biggest river help rare fish live their lives, engineering a way out of a problem that was engineered in the first place. I love that the project incorporates a viewing gallery so members of the public can watch the fish go by. theguardian.com/environment/20…

This is such a great idea for rewilding schemes – just add a market garden. Suddenly the "it is immoral to rewild food-producing land" argument is completely answered. Here's more wildlife AND more healthy food for local people. Congrats Radnorshire Wildlife Trust theguardian.com/environment/20…

Bristol’s top family judge stepping down, to launch project to keep people out of court. 💼 Judge Stephen Wildblood lifts the lid on a crisis in public law. Read the full story: bit.ly/3Qyi5V3 ✍️ Words: Sean Morrison 📸 Photo: Alexander Turner #Court #Bristol

Told to leave their homes under chaotic and confusing orders by Bristol City Council, we spoke to tenants of Barton House face an uncertain future after their homes were deemed unsafe. Full story: bit.ly/3QY9kFq ✍️ Words: Sean Morrison 📷 Photos: Alexander Turner

“I am waiting anxiously for a call, not knowing where I will be tonight or tomorrow..." #BartonHouse residents have had an extremely distressing couple of days. Some of them share what they're going through in this report by The Bristol Cable. buff.ly/47CeRXQ

Pleasure to write for the excellent The Bristol Cable in the aftermath of yesterday's scenes at Barton House thebristolcable.org/2023/11/analys…

As NI's politicians belatedly start to grapple with Lough Neagh's dire predicament, shoreline residents reflect on ecological collapse, loss of culture and local knowledge - and the dispossession undergirding it all. My latest on the lough for The Guardian theguardian.com/environment/20…

The Guardian Images for the piece from Alexander Turner