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Sharing a home with the buttercup bees

A cloud of tiny black bees fizzing outside the bedroom window tells me summer is here. For me, the real[…]

English elms: the trees that are all around us which we don’t see.

These saplings will help improve the landscape near the line of pylons that stalk across the Marshwood Vale

The spring 2019 issue is a collection of non-fiction, fiction, poetry and artwork that responds to living in the ‘age of fire’.

Golden Cap, Dorset: This rare species is now re-colonising the south coast of England after an absence of more than a century.

Looking inside an abandoned wasps’ nest found in an outbuilding in late winter. A piece written for the Guardian Country Diary.

This piece for the Guardian Country Diary was inspired by a night walk in the woods near Wytherston with members[…]

The River Tone at Taunton flows brown beside shopfronts, cafes and the Brewhouse theatre, sliding smoothly under footbridges, easing by[…]

‘It was raining when he arrived – that was to be expected in the countryside.’ My short story Wild Apples[…]

Ten o’clock on a hot, still evening with the dew falling like nectar on parched ground. As the dusk gathers,[…]