I hereby swear that I will never in my remaining natural life spend one single penny in Wetherspoons or Sports Direct. Care to join me? Take The Oath.

I'm really pleased to have my entry included in the Spring Nature Diary springnaturediary.com/2020/03/27/spr… It's a great, inspiring collection of writing about the excitement of spring; leaves unfurling, wild garlic, chiffchaffs returning Arts and Humanities Research Council Land Lines National Trust

First nightingale has arrived! ⁦@kneppcastle⁩

Very honoured to have my story Cross-City Cyclist published alongside so many positive, inspiring cycle stories @TreadBikely - how commuting makes me feel part of the city #cyclingstory #shortstory #bristolcyclists

As part of the #OpenTheDoor2020 Glasgow Women's Library - follow us on Bluesky, we'll be answering your questions today at 2.30-4pm about nature writing, submitting books to agents and writing opportunities. #OpenDoorNanPrize We wrote a wee blog post of advice: womenslibrary.org.uk/2020/05/21/nan…

#OpenDoorNanPrize what are the key aspects of a great nature (non-fiction) story in your opinion? what do you look for when you're taking on new authors? Nan Shepherd Prize

For #InternationalBioDiversityDay #BiodiversityDay our Director, David Shreeve celebrates our support for elm conservation since 1979 bit.ly/36mNiTP #GBElmExperiment bit.ly/3g6tQPs and unveils a plan to encourage wider planting of this beautiful tree in the UK.

Well that put an end to the debate (unless someone tries to put it back up) slave trader Edward Colston statue taken down in #Bristol #BlackLivesMattters

It’s #BookshopDay tomorrow & I’d love you to tell me your fave #IndieBookshop I want to build a list of shops who can help support @ClassFestival in 2021 by displaying bks by #WorkingClassWriters in their windows! With backing from Books Are My Bag Booksellers Association this could be BIG!

For those who missed last night's gorgeous, free-ranging, hemisphere-straddling conversation with tim d and Kathleen Jamie, you can watch back here. youtube.com/watch?v=iS4m63…

While imposing #GreenRevolution on #Punjab World Bank stole India’s rich #RiceHeritage from our national collection in Orissa & created #IRRI,removed Dr Richaria who objected vijayvaani.com/ArticleDisplay… archive.org/details/Lifewo…. #IRRI now controlled by #Gates pushing #GMO #GoldenRice

1⃣1⃣March! ♀️ 🌍 Inviting all women working on issues about climate change with Glasgow Women's Library - follow us on Bluesky and @dundeewomenfest focussing on women's nature writing and stories of action in this unmissable edition of Story Café: Sister Earth for #DWF21 climatefringe.org/events/story-c…

Reading my poem 'Frome Song' while walking the river's route in Bristol, listening underwater with the excellent Kathy Hinde was an honour and a huge buzz! What a great project submergedsounds.co.uk My poem: elsewhere-journal.com/blog/2021/2/19…

So pleased my letter to Derek Jarman after a visit to Prospect Cottage, Dungeness is published online by the excellent Elsewhere Journal @seeyouelsewhere - writing, art & interviews explore the idea of place in all its forms

.Kathy Hinde has created a #RiverEchoes soundscape for Sophia Loizou's show on Monday 4th October on SWU.FM. Kathy has used sounds gathered from Deep Listening Walks, interwoven with poem ‘Frome Song’ by writer Jen Green, and a new sonic collaboration with Sophia Loizou

TUNE IN to SWU.FM Mon 4 Oct 9pm-11pm I'm sharing an underwater sonic impression of Bristol's hidden river Frome, in collab w/ Sophia Loizou, poet Jen Green #PeteJudge #LizPurnell ahead of #RiverEchoes live event on 17 Oct #Bristol w/ Ginkgo Projects submergedsounds.co.uk

"Using a quota system for festival line-ups quite a blunt tool for a nuanced problem" - Anya Pearson on the lack of female artists booked.

Thrilling! Pine martens return to Wales. A small but magnificent victory for #rewilding. independent.co.uk/voices/comment… Rewilding Britain

The suffragettes weren’t just white, middle-class women throwing stones gu.com/p/4d8x9/stw

Ten birds you might not know are endangered - blog by Dr Viola Ross-Smith (dormant) for BBC Springwatch bbc.in/1XMIfiI