by Anna Turns | Jun 10, 2020
Spiky, hairy, shiny: LA abuzz with insect discoveries, in pictures – Guardian Since 2014, entomologists have sampled millions of insects around the city, identifying 800 species, including 47 new to science. The most striking miniature inhabitants are showcased...
by Anna Turns | May 15, 2020
Five eco lessons I’ve learnt in lockdown – Wicked Leeks While the collective trauma of this global pandemic is distressing, the enforced pause on ‘normal’ life has given nature a chance to recover with cleaner air, louder dawn choruses, quieter oceans and...
by Anna Turns | Mar 8, 2020
The sky’s the limit – One day I’m going to be the world’s first female Syrian refugee pilot – The Sun “Saying ‘Captain Maya Ghazal’ to air-traffic control for the very first time, I got goosebumps. Next to me was a teddy bear I’d brought with me from...
by Anna Turns | Feb 28, 2020
Is it really possible to go ‘plastic free’? This town is showing the world how – HuffPost US A coastal town in England achieved “plastic free” accreditation in 2017, since then over 100 other communities have done the same. PENZANCE,...
by Anna Turns | Feb 18, 2020
Cultivating diversity – Wicked Leeks “We do pronoun checks with anyone that comes onto the farm – it’s important for our trans and non-binary community and just one of the many things that creates a safe space for everyone” Maggie Cheney, founder and co-owner...
