November is the month when a broad alliance of creators - including poets, authors, scientists, film makers, visual artists, environmentalists, musicians and composers - celebrate the many ways in which we respond to the nature that surrounds us. At this year's New Networks for Nature authors Richard Mabey, Richard Kerridge, Mark Cocker, Paul Evans and Derek Niemann, poets John Barlow, Jessica Penrose and Matthew Paul and composer Peter Cowdrey are among the artists who will be joining top conservation scientists and commentators. Together they explore the ways we engage with the natural world, examining how these are influenced by the values and perceptions of society.
This, and other events are listed in our updated Whats On page. To add an event, please use the contact form.
Later in the month our Re:Tweets of the Day continue with a bird that ranches insects and that inspired an 11-year old composer back in the 1890s. We will hear a more recent work the evokes the sounds of its subtropical forest habitat. Stay tuned!
This, and other events are listed in our updated Whats On page. To add an event, please use the contact form.
Later in the month our Re:Tweets of the Day continue with a bird that ranches insects and that inspired an 11-year old composer back in the 1890s. We will hear a more recent work the evokes the sounds of its subtropical forest habitat. Stay tuned!
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