Author Archives: Miles

The adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework at COP15 could be a first step towards fixing the broken relationship with (the rest of) nature. The framework is built around a theory of change and vision which recognises the underlying … Continue reading →

The biodiversity stripes have been so popular they now have their own home at biodiversitystripes.info which aims to raise awareness of the loss of wildlife. The new site also provides some new stripes based on UK data for priority species, … Continue reading →

Please note, the biodiversity stripes have been updated and now have a dedicated site at https://biodiversitystripes.info/   The biodiversity stripes I shared in the summer have been very popular. This follow-up post shares some more news on their use and a … Continue reading →

There is global recognition from organisations such as the UN of the need to restore our broken relationship with nature. The science of nature connectedness captures that relationship and allows research to identify ways to improve it. With clear links between an … Continue reading →

The biodiversity stripes I shared recently have been very popular. This follow-up post shares another set of stripes that help show why the human-nature relationship has failed and biodiversity is falling. First, a reminder that the biodiversity stripes were based … Continue reading →