The Unseen Crises of Human-Nature Connection
This post on Finding Nature (13 January 2025) explores why and how we need to change how we think and feel about our interconnectedness and our relationship with nature.
NBN Awards for Wildlife Recording 2025
The 2025 NBN Awards are now open for nominations! Nominating someone for an Award couldn’t be easier – just answer three or four simple questions. The seven Award categories were hugely popular in 2024, so who will you nominate this year? Categories include NBN Young Person’s Award 2025 (open to individuals [...]
Human-nature connectedness: A powerful strategy for transformative change.
In this Finding Nature post (18 December 2024), Professor Miles Richardson reflects on the new Transformative Change Report . This report informs policy and action on the underlying causes of biodiversity loss and the kind of system-wide changes needed for a more just and sustainable world. The three underlying causes [...]
New digital support for learning outdoors launched for schools
Teachers and pupils across Scotland are being invited to join a national journey of nature discovery, as an "exciting" new digital support for learning outdoors is announced. Read this article in The Herald (21 November 2024)
The Living Planet Report: Youth Edition
Every two years, WWF publishes the Living Planet Report (LPR)—a comprehensive look at the health of the natural world. The latest edition reveals an average 73% decline in wildlife populations of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians over the past 50 years. The LPR highlights ecosystems and species facing the [...]
Stripes of Grey: Visualising the Crisis of Biodiversity Loss
This post on Finding Nature (10 October 2024) shares how graphics can share biodiversity loss, alongside the better known climate stripes, and shares an international picture.
State of Nature Report – one year on
Although published in September 2023, over the last year, the latest State of Nature Report has remained a great resource for understanding the state of nature in the UK. The facts and figures continue to be the most up-to-date and comprehensive data available. Read more in this article, which also [...]
State of Nature Report – one year on
Although published in September 2023, over the last year, the latest State of Nature Report has remained a great resource for understanding the state of nature in the UK. The facts and figures continue to be the most up-to-date and comprehensive data available. Read more in this article, which also [...]
