Here are a few quotes from emails and tweets about Inglorious: ‘I’ve just finished ‘Inglorious’ and I have to say I’m impressed. You’ve written a masterpiece of clarity and persuasion.’ ‘Yes I think it WILL be a classic of conservation but only in the UK. Nowhere else would it be necessary’ ‘Yr book Inglorious…
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We’re not really the complaining type, but…
Many of us have had replies from the Independent Press Standards Organsiation along the following lines, after complaining about the Telegraph article, or regurgitated YFTB erroneous press release, of the week before last (see here and here): ‘We have conducted an assessment of your complaint against The Daily Telegraph and have decided that this…
Did you see this?
In case you missed it, here is the link to Mike Clarke’s blog on what Defra should do on Hen Harriers which appeared the other day. It’s pretty good really. A plan for Hen Harrier conservation is needed, but so is a plan to revitalise the uplands as a whole. A good step towards this…
A week today…the Bird Fair starts
I’m looking forward to the Bird Fair but after a couple of weekends of Game Fair and Hen Harrier Day (both of which were just brilliant – in rather different ways) I’m quite looking forward to this weekend being free – or, full of all the things that I have neglected because I’ve been a…
Another funny thing that happened yesterday – #inglorious12th
I did a couple of radio interviews yesterday morning, from the BBC Millbank studios in London – with BBC Radios Leeds and York (one of which was with Amanda Anderson of the Moorland Association). You can see how glamorous the studios are from the photo. And the evening before I’d been in the same Millbank…