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Day: April 23, 2020

World Book Day Reading & Competition

by adminUncategorizedPosted on 23/04/202023/04/20200 comments

To celebrate world book day I have read a couple of extracts from my book ”Running South America with my Husband and other Animals’. I am also giving away two signed and dedicated copies of the book to anyone who signs up to our mailing list and/ or can share my competition post on twitter …

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Returning the Great to Britain

by adminUncategorizedPosted on 23/04/202023/04/20200 comments

Whether mountain, fen, woodland, scrubland, heath, marsh or coast, Britain has so much diversity in such a tiny area. I have lived and worked in all kinds of incredible habitats around the world, but this little island relentlessly pulls me back. There is, however, one hitch. Life, wildlife is draining from it. Its ecological potential, …

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