Ant Conlin

Common Nature is backing Quinta residents to raise £10,000 and bring the old Quinta Club back into community hands — for people and nature.

What’s in a name change? In 2015, most people probably paid no attention when the tech company Google changed its name to Alphabet. Nor indeed did many in 1997 when Google changed its name from (cough) BackRub. Several entire countries have changed their names over the past century, including Sri Lanka (‘holy isle’) from Ceylon,

If you take a train south from London Bridge station you may just catch a glimpse of Gorne Wood, a flash of green beside the tracks as you rattle between Brockley and Honor Oak Park. The three-acre wood in Lewisham is one of the last remaining patches of what was once a swathe of ancient

Two founders of the Borders Forest Trust (in red), a ranger, two sheepdogs, and a visiting group from Yorkshire Wildlife Trust stood for this picture at the head of the Carrifran Wildwood, a 780 hectare landscape restoration project begun in the minds of a few friends round a table in 1993, long before the words

We’re here to ask – and answer – some vital questions:   ? How can communities help reverse nature decline? ? How can the capital needed for nature recovery be unlocked? ? How can communities and nature best replenish one another?   Woodland Savers was founded in 2022 by Franny Armstrong, Tamsin Allen and Adam