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FOUNDER OF THE AWARD-WINNING CHARITY TREES FOR LIFE

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My TEDx talk – Restoring the ancient Caledonian Forest.

News

Forests Forever perpetual calendar now available
‘A Rewilding Journey’ workshops in 2020
Filming in Glen Affric
‘A Rewilding Journey’ workshop 7-14 Sept. 2019
Radio Interview in Vilnius, Lithuania

I’m speaking at…

WILD11 - World Wilderness Congress in India – 19 March 2020–
26 March 2020
Tree Conference in Cambridge, 2nd May 2020 – 2 May 2020
A Rewilding Journey: Rewilding the World and Ourselves – 23 May 2020–
30 May 2020
A Rewilding Journey: Rewilding the World and Ourselves – 29 August 2020–
5 September 2020

Over on Twitter…

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Ecologist, nature photographer and inspirational speaker. Founder of the award-winning charity Trees for Life.

Alan Watson Featherstone @AlanWatsonFeat1·

7h

The answer to the question in this headline is sadly (& shockingly) 'no'. Most of the world's media are controlled by large corporations & billionaires who are blind to the reality of what the culture they so unquestioningly promote is doing to the planet. https://news.mongabay.com/2020/02/pope-makes-impassioned-plea-to-save-the-amazon-will-the-world-listen/

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Alan Watson Featherstone @AlanWatsonFeat1·

18 Feb

It's great to see scientific studies confirming what many know from their experience of beavers in other European countries - they make a positive contribution to the health and diversity of ecosystems, that far outweighs the few negative impacts that get lots of bad publicity.

George Monbiot@GeorgeMonbiot

The beauty of beavers. They
Alleviate flooding
Reduce pollution
Boost populations of other wildlife
Bring joy to those who watch them.
Let them return everywhere!
Report by @patrick_barkham
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/feb/17/beavers-cut-flooding-and-pollution-and-boost-wildlife-populations

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Alan Watson Featherstone @AlanWatsonFeat1·

17 Feb

Some fabulous high magnification macro photos here, although most of them are of slime moulds (myxomycetes) rather than fungi. It's nice to see a springtail in one of them as well.

Rewilding Institute@Rewilding

Extreme Macro Photos Unveil the Hidden World of Fungi in the Forest https://mymodernmet.com/fungi-myxomycetes-photos-alison-pollack/ #rewilding

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