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Best-selling author and Tristan Gooley 🌳 Tristan Gooley shares his journey of looking for clues in nature 🧭 Check out the full video series on nature's clues found in trees and forests → forestryeng.land/nature-clues #MyForestMoment

Not the view of the Peak District I would have chosen to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Britain's first National Parks; it showcases a homogenous landscape of erosion gullies and burn scars in poor ecological condition - without a hint of clough woodland or montane scrub.

This looks intriguing follow @wye_education on Instagram #savethewye #saveourrivers charles watson Iolo Williams George Monbiot Craig Bennett

A few from an overnight gravel ride from Aberdare through Waterfall country and up over Rhigos mountain before heading back down to Aberdare. Will be doing it again next month when the foliage is out. A submission for BIKEPACKINGcom overnighter #Bikepacking #gravelbike

🚨 SOS #savethewye ! 🚨 RiverActionUK stands alongside the over 130 citizen scientists who united on the River Wye - to call on political leaders for action We look forward to further supporting the series of events for WyeJuly 💪 itv.com/news/central/2…

While we take stock of big, new losses in Dartmoor, I want to take a moment to talk about the micro enclosures happening every day around the country. They’ll never make the headlines. But they completely shape the way we live our lives. This is mine. 🧵

🧵about the concept of ‘shadow places’ as we look beyond the borders of our countryside; to a landscape kinship, and an ethic of care as an alternative to the polarised, nimbyist and entrenched debates which threaten to dominate UK conservation and access.

Spent a week rolling into British Summer Time with Rab in the Scottish Highlands New places, friends & tyre tracks left on the ground crafted by the dot connecting and hosting of Pannier

Mountain bikers - how do you experience nature and perceive environmental threats facing trail locations in the UK? Please take 10 mins to respond to a survey as part of my @imba_europe research project with help from Specialized Bicycles & patagoniaeurope eoq04bf6pif.typeform.com/to/AR3rD4r3

As parliament debate #AccessToNature today, a personal essay. Deep in my valley is a tree so old it makes my bones ache. There are only a handful like it in the country, and its boughs harbour some of our oldest stories. Yet almost no-one has ever seen it. 🧵

A new report with colleagues from ProtectOurWintersUK. As well as highlighting the impacts, the report sees cycling as part of the solution – not just as a form of green transport, but also as a means to connect with our environment and appreciate it. drive.google.com/file/d/1neIbFM…

INTRODUCING THE #StateOfOurTrails REPORT PREVIEW 📗⁠ ⁠ A chance for you to experience the data collected over the last 3 years by our community on the state of Single-Use Pollution on our trails.⁠ ⁠ Check out the Interactive Data Map here: trashfreetrails.org/2023-state-of-…

Riding the stunning Cats Back Ridgeline at Sunrise #wales #blackmountains #mountainbiking

500+ people packed into the Blake Theatre for a major event about the River Wye tonight, with representatives from campaigners, scientists, regulators and food companies. Evening opened with ceremonial pouring of the Wye's waters, so that it can be fittingly represented on stage.

People have some bizarre (and sometimes, unhinged) ideas about how humans move in the landscape when they're given unrestricted access. No, they don't trample every bluebell. Nor do they carry out search & destroy operations on every bird nest. Here are some examples 🧵

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