Stories of Coexistence
Ruth BradshawWriting about conservation volunteering, urban wildlife, nature writing, and a few other things
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| Issues | 41 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Hope in the Form of a Heronry
Grey Heron in Brookmill Park (Ruth Bradshaw)
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The nature writer, Melissa Harrison, who writes the wonderful (and often very witty) Witness Marks Substack has just published her latest novel, The Given World. Earlier this month I went...
Skylarks and sunshine on the South London Downs
Happy Valley (Ruth Bradshaw)
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With the changing of the seasons, our conservation volunteering activities change. From the start of Spring when birds are nesting there is no more coppicing. Instead we focus on tasks such as cutting ba...
Hares today but none tomorrow
Wide skies and a windmill along the Weavers Way. Norfolk, March 2026 (Ruth Bradshaw)
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They were just three small blobs away in the distance but the movement of one of them caught my eye, prompting me to pause for a closer look. I dro...
Backing bringing back Beavers
Beaver (by Ralf82 on Pixabay)
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In recent years, I’ve spent several enjoyable (if sometimes very soggy!) days each winter coppicing willow next to the lake in South Norwood Country Park. Now proposals to bring a family of Beavers to l...
Right Clothes, Wrong Weather
Frozen lake South Norwood Country Park, December 2022 (Ruth Bradshaw)
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I’m a couple of minutes’ walk from home when I realise I’ve forgotten my waterproof trousers. It’s only raining lightly and I don’t want to miss the train I’m hea...
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I am a conservation volunteer and writer of creative non-fiction mainly about nature and the environment. I also write the occasional short story.
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