Sunday 21 April 2019

Collected Posts on Rewilding, Conservation & the Environment


Here, in no particular order, is a collection of links to my posts on rewilding, conservation and the environment. Some are general thoughts and views, some more specific to places, times and campaigns (victories, defeats, and undecided yet).

Wildlife is wildlife, never vermin

State of Nature 2019 report - sadly, not a surprise

Rewilding & Climate Change: tying it altogether

Rewilding in Scotland

Rewilding: Some thoughts on the debate

Rewilding, Wind Farms, Wild Flowers & Wildlife

Thoughts on the Conservation and Restoration of Nature in Scotland

The Thirlmere Zipwires - just what are National Parks for?

The Ethics of Outdoor Gear

Planning Controls for Bulldozed Roads in Scotland - At Last

Outdoor Gear and the Environment: what's happening?

The Year of John Muir

John Muir Centenary

Thoughts on George Monbiot's 'Feral'

Of Wolves and Woods: Thoughts on Rewilding

The Devastation of the Eastern Highlands

Edward Abbey

Visionaries of the Wild



Controversy 2: Wild Land, Wind Farms & Climate Change

Allt Duine, Wind Farms & Wild Land

The Future of Wild Land in Scotland: Some Thoughts on Government Planning Policy

Forest Destruction at Loch an Eilein: is this conservation?

Loch an Eilein revisited: how's the damaged forest?

Keep It Wild! Campaigning Conservation Organisations 

Some Good Conservation News: Scottish Beavers Can Stay

Reforesting the Hills

In Praise of Ravens

Thoughts on the Cairn Gorm Fiasco

A Sad, Damaged Landscape

Hen Harrier Day Highland 2018

Cairngorm Funicular Criticised By Public Accounts Committee

Across Scotland with Pylons (and Fences and Roads and Plantations)

What's going on in Coire na Ciste on Cairn Gorm?

Scottish Wild Land Map Consultation: My Response

Good News for Scottish Wild Land?

Allt Duine Wind Farm Inquiry: My Evidence

Wild Land Saved! Allt Duine Wind Farm Rejected

Destroying the Wild: the Dumnaglass Wind Turbines

John Muir Trust takes on Helvellyn

















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