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There’s a pervasive sound echoing through the sustainability space, and it’s not the wail of a world in crisis—it’s the quiet yawn of disinterest. A long, tired, involuntary yawn from an audience worn down by guilt-laden messaging, hollow slogans, and…
Winter 2026
Winter 2026
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
In thinking about why I write, it felt the perfect opportunity to link back to the first words you will read if you’re kind enough to look at a copy of my first book, Scaling Conservation – The Business of…
Winter 2026
What if the most radical thing you could do for the planet wasn’t planting trees or reintroducing beavers—but building the best damn team in the world to do it? This might sound like heresy in the nature sector. But if…
Winter 2026
Winter 2026
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
People often ask, “What would you tell your younger self?” My honest answer? Nothing. Because the very best lessons in life—the ones that shape you, strengthen you, and stay with you—don’t come from someone else’s advice. They come from doing…
Winter 2026
The environment sector has been calling for private investment for decades, believing it to be the answer to their prayers. They think natural capital is coming to help them. It isn’t. This isn’t salvation—it’s a reckoning. But let me be…
Winter 2026
