The paper looks at recent research on effective communication on social issues, and at climate change in particular.
Tag: Non-fiction
A prehistoric feast
A beast of serious heft has been felled, which calls for celebration.
In the beginning
Bedfordshire begins with the sedimented memory of coccoliths.
A brief history of Bedfordshire in plants and animals
Introducing my new series ‘A brief history of Bedfordshire in plants and animals’. Each short post will be focused on a plant or animal as a prism through which to talk about a period.
Following in monastic footsteps from Yorkshire to Bedfordshire
The first glimpses of the ruins of Fountains Abbey are fleeting, spied through the trees that line the steep valley. … More
A Bedfordshire A-Z
My series of posts for CPRE Bedfordshire was designed to help readers to explore the county via an A-Z of … More
What’s a wetland worth?
It’s a clear morning in early February, there’s a tang of cold and salt in the air. A shimmering flock … More
Thin places: a reflection for A Rocha UK
Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to … More
Briefing Papers for JRI
I have written two briefing papers on environmental themes for JRI, The John Ray Initiative. Extending the right to roam: … More
Arthur Ransome: nature writer?
This essay was written as a guest blog post for Land Lines, an AHRC funded project looking at British Nature … More
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