Tom WalmsleyA Recipe for our planets future | Part Three – ‘Deep Dive into Rewilding’.
Time to bring back the largest mammals: let’s see why!
Author: Tom Walmsley
Tom Walmsley was an expedition leader and cameraman across the world’s major rivers and oceans, focusing on whales, dolphins and sharks for a decade. He then built up a photo agency on marine and environmental themes before switching recently to work in the educational sector.
A Recipe for our planet’s future | Part Two
A Recipe for our planets future | Part Two – ‘Time To Clean Up’
The bottom line is that nature does not need us. We need nature’.
A Recipe for our planet’s future | Part One
Part one in a series of articles looking at how our lifestyles need to adapt to the key ingredients driving change: pandemics, climate change, and biodiversity loss.
Our footprints
By Tom Walmsley The term ‘carbon footprint’ means the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere as a result of the activities of […]
Rivers run under your feet
By Tom Walmsley Tiny, trickling streams, meandering rivers, gushing waterfalls and vast estuaries represent just some of the diversity of our natural watercourses in the […]
Bugs make the world go round
By Tom Walmsley Did you know that one in three mouthfuls of our food depends on bugs? Strawberries, coffee, chocolate and apples, to name just a few, would […]
An end to antarctic whaling
by Tom Walmsley Good news: the hundred year war is over for whales. For the last hundred years many of the great whales have been hunted […]
Whale watching
Enjoyable trips for both people and whales by Tom Walmsley Whale watching is an exciting and deeply rewarding way for somebody to experience some of […]
Amazon rainforest – respect it or wreck it?
The protection of the Amazon rainforest is important for everyone. It’s an amazing part of our natural world, and it performs functions that people and […]