The story of practical conservation will only be heard if people are given the tools to tell it.

Sunday.

The messages that I really want from Richard Prideaux ...

Gonna be back late, off to the trough.

a quick #coffee and a catch up of the National Gamekeepers Keeping the Balance magazine. Interesting article by Richard Prideaux on posting on social media! I’ve checked my Intent, Audience and hopefully my Consistent message and feel good to go with this one 😉 Well worth a ready 👊🏼

The moment you realise that the camera has been running since the last take, and you have been shooting exquisite 4K footage of a slightly overcast sky.

Dan's work is superb.

Workplace quote of the day:

'It looks like it was designed by dipping a naked mole rat in ink and then letting it squirm around on the back of some old wallpaper'

Unexpected opportunity to see Cubbington woods and take a glimpse at HS2, courtesy of the absolutely fantastic Pen McGregor

Feels more like late September than May.

On this day in 2020 I was forced to make scrambled egg in a mug while locked in a Scottish factory.

What flows down a river?

Water obviously,
but also wood and sediment (gravel).

If any of these 3 things are missing then a river can become unhealthy very quickly.

A 🧵about healthy river habitat. A really important aspect of restoring river wildlife.

Rare opportunity.

What if we looked at all aspects of land management and conservation in the UK, looked at the results objectively and then tried to replicate the best of them elsewhere?
What if ag, enviro and eco organisations were honest with their members about what is actually possible?