#Wildlife

Where are the birds?

We are eroding the very foundations of economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life worldwide. Robert Watson, the...

Make space for wildlife

Gardens are important for wildlife. In many areas, including in parts of the Peak District, a modest garden can home more variety of...

Inspiring us with Hope for Nature

How healthy is the natural environment in our beautiful Peak District? How can we care for and enhance it? These were the questions that...

Actions from Hope for Nature conference

On Saturday 19th January, more than 70 people overcame train strikes and braved the snow to come to Bamford village institute and discuss...

Rewilding - Setting nature free

Human beings in general regard nature as something to control and dominate. Even the commonly held western view of having stewardship...

Green Space and Exercise for Mental Health

The GREAT Outdoors It’s estimated that at least one in four adults have experienced a mental health problem in this country, and scarily,...

Bring back biodiversity to the Peaks

When I moved to the edge of the Peak District almost three years ago I was excited to think of all the wildlife that I could see just...

Nature Matters - It Makes Us Human

At the time of the 1992 Rio Summit that established the Framework Convention on Climate Change, a group of concerned scientists issued a...

Wildlife conservation

As a child I went to Burbage School. This was then a real village school. We used to go on nature walks and gather frogspawn to take back...

High Peak Green Party