Ok I just want two things* 1. Natural England to understand that rocks are not peat (nor are mineral soils peat soils) And 2. The woodlands carbon code validators to know the difference between a cuckoo that uses a dunnocks nest or a meadow pipits nest (*this is a obvious lie)

At some point of Israel’s starvation of Gaza, hunger stopped being just physical, and started to erode the mind. You would see people wandering aimlessly, not even asking for food anymore. Children stopped playing. Conversations became quieter, slower. People forgot certain

The IDF demolished a unit of the Palestinian National Seed Bank in Hebron, destroying equipment, research and crops that supported hundreds of farmers working to preserve heirloom seeds central to Palestinian farming heritage haaretz.com/israel-news/20…

You know I bang on about mixed mosaic habitats and grazing in woods and low input farming (or I used to before the peat map!) Well this is why It’s Heaven Shade, food (including browse), respite from the worst of the flies. The cows are so happy in the woods on hot summer days

The only butcher available to cut and pack meat for sale direct to the public is ‘scaling back.’ Five local abattoirs have gone. I can raise great food, improve soil and steward habitat for wildlife and people, but I won’t give my work away. Kevin Kevin Hollinrake MP, what’s the

You know that thing where something low level petty happens and it raises a whole host of red flags? Yeah That Fun* times in the world of carbon capture, big money and ecology… (*And when I say ‘fun’ I mean ‘playground petty with an unpleasant edge.)

PEAT MAP yeah, no, it’s not that exciting… I just popped it into caps for a freshen up I got a reply! (Again) so I replied! (Again) Apparently I somehow I haven’t been clear enough, so I have tried to be as clear as possible (again) The peat map is bad. Make it go away pls!

Reminder: always observe who cared for the land vs who destroyed it. Former are the colonised, latter the coloniser.