Emily smiles across the room, walks across to Ell and asks, “How’s everything going with the Cult?” We’re asked similar questions often, but that’s ok. We’ve built a team with such a sense of purpose and together that, from the…
Winter 2026
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Winter 2026
Winter 2026
In recent years, a powerful shift has begun to take place—a recognition that our natural world is not just something to be preserved out of obligation but something that has intrinsic economic value, capable of delivering significant returns for those…
Winter 2026
In an era of heightened awareness of climate and biodiversity crises, the question of how we make effective and sustainable land use choices has become central to political and economic discourse. As we begin to understand and see the importance…
Winter 2026
For a long time, I didn’t understand why some people held such negative opinions about carbon credits. You hear it all the time— “They’re just paying to continue polluting.” And I thought they were missing the point. But recently, I…
Winter 2026
For decades, conservation was small. It was quaint and idealised—an effort measured in charity-run projects, photo-op tree plantings, and the occasional corporate donation. But that version of conservation is dying. In its place, a new vision is emerging—one that speaks…
Winter 2026
Winter 2026
Winter 2026
The conservation sector, for all its good intentions, has often wrapped itself in the language of science and policy so tightly that few outside the echo chamber could hear what mattered most. For decades, it whispered noble intentions through dense…
Winter 2026
Claire Whitfield didn’t mean to say anything profound. She was just trying to answer the first question of the podcast—one she’s probably fielded a hundred times before. But as the words wonderfully tumbled out, they didn’t arrive polished and prepared.…
Winter 2026
Returning to Invergeldie for the first time since the sheep (almost 2,000) have gone is like stepping into a familiar yet different world. The same reds, golds, and greens remain, but there’s an undeniable shift—the place feels bigger and somehow…
Winter 2026