Topic tag: Nature

The barn swallows have returned, bringing a sense of hope and resilience—two words I’m sure we could all be drawing on right now.

A new idea is emerging, inspired by the barn swallows that return to my family home each spring.

I was proud to see my artwork for The Scottish Rewilding Alliance presented to Minister for Climate Action, Dr. Alasdair Allan MSP.

Sharing autumn reflections, photo memories, and our mushroom haul from a slow wander through the Scottish Highlands wilderness with my mum and brother.

It’s been a huge highlight to work with WWF and Playing Field on an animation for the 2024 Living Planet Report, one of the most vital environmental publications of our time.

I am excited to share a new rewilding project that helps to restore biodiversity across the Scottish Highlands.

Behind the scenes of an exciting new campaign for wildflower meadows with Cheshire Wildlife Trust.

It's been a rough few months of news headlines. But in times of apathy, we can look to bumblebees to reframe our despair.

To celebrate National Insect Week, I collaborated with the Butterfly Conservation team to curate an interactive event to raise awareness of the beauty and fragility of moths.

Join me for this interview with Tidy Content where I share my thoughts on gardening, creativity, and conservation in the context of a world grappling with climate change.

With National Insect Week coming up, I'm crafting a series of colourful paper-cuts for the launch of Butterfly Conservation's Moths Matter campaign.

With the unexpected passing of my dad, I wanted to take this opportunity to check in and share a short tribute to him.

Since setting off on my climbing adventure 4 weeks ago, I have been pondering the things I have learnt and observed during times of Slow Travel.

Every year I build upon my series of nature-inspired Christmas cards. Today, I'm going to share a snippet of the working process for one of the latest festive designs.

A short story about an unlikely pair of friends who long for a different life, a Whale who lives in the sea and a Bird who lives in the clouds.

Amidst the COVID-19 outbreak I have returned to my roots in Wales. For many of us, these challenging times have been an opportunity to reevaluate our lifestyles and turn to nature for solace.

Every year these swift and agile fliers return to my parents house in Wales to signify the arrival of Spring.