At 5.30am on an April morning the birds are bloody noisy. The song thrush is persistent, not only repeating its…
Matt Adam Williams
Nature and Climate Consulting
Matt Adam Williams
Nature and Climate Consulting
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October 2, 2016
A reflection on jays
There’s one bird whose very heart is a beating contradiction. As I walk through the wood I can hear their…
August 16, 2016
Vision for Nature
The Vision for Nature report, published on 25 July 2016, sets out young people’s visions for the future of wildlife…
July 24, 2016
This is the Earth
The world. Makes you think of a blue and green blob floating in blackness, perhaps glimpsed from the moon or…
June 25, 2016
The world keeps turning
I’ve cried. I’ve barely slept. When I have slept I’ve dreamed dreams I didn’t want to. No matter what the…
June 21, 2016
Tiny windhovers
Gazing out of our window today I spotted a thin-winged, fan-tailed shape circling above the ears of corn. Against a blue…
April 29, 2016
Power companies to receive renewable energy subsidy for burning kittens
Environmental organisations have criticised new revelations that power stations, including Cremat-em Ltd, are burning kittens for energy. Kitten burning policies…
March 13, 2016
Far from home
Last weekend I watched a female hen harrier drift past my front window. It has now been a week and…
March 7, 2016
Mother’s Day, interrupted
I clutched a freshly brewed mug of tea to my chest and turned down the soothing, Geordie tones of Ruth…
February 21, 2016
Cambridge Climate and Sustainability Forum 2016
Having helped to organise the 2012 Cambridge Climate and Sustainability Forum, it was an honour to be invited to speak…