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The Rainforest Alliance

Frogs are key indicators in climate change and global warming
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The Borneo Nature Foundation

The Borneo Nature Foundation
Kids are the Future of the Rainforest - Help us Educate Kids. We sponsor a hectare of rainforest.

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The Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust

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The Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust - Gerald Durrell was my Childhood Hero (Iain Dunn - blogger)

Raptor Persecution

Raptor persecution
Short Eared Owls and Hen Harriers are keystone wetland, upland and moorland species. They are persecuted by gamekeepers and others as vermin to protect the gamebird shooting industry.

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The One Acre Fund

The One Acre Fund is Helping to Sustain Sub Saharan Africa
  • Aquatic Deoxygenation

    Aquatic Deoxygenation

    16 February 2026 / No Comments

    Earth and Leaf Editorial – Earth’s Disastrous 10th Tipping Point Has Been Identified Aquatic Deoxygenation William Grammenos//Getty Images Extract Crossing Planetary Boundaries (PB)—a concept that defines nine potential ecological “tipping points”—could spell doom for ecosystems and humanity’s future on the planet.…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Unbearable Heat

    Unbearable Heat – Heat with no end: climate model sets out an unbearable future for parts of Africa

    8 February 2026 / No Comments

    Earth and Leaf Editorial – An Unbearable Heat   Much of Africa will become uninhabitable, not just for humanity.  The cooling and climate effects of trees are all too apparent.  We must end large scale ruminant livestock farming and return to…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Flawed Economic Models

    Flawed Economic Models

    5 February 2026 / No Comments

    Earth and Leaf Editorial – Flawed Economic Models will Lead to Global Crash About time someone else realised that we use flawed economic models.  Our current Economic teaching includes externalities.  These are costs for someone else to bear.  The theory only…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Biodiversity loss

    Biodiversity loss ‘threat to security’

    2 February 2026 / No Comments

    Earth and Leaf Editorial – Biodiversity Loss   This Biodiversity Loss article from the Ecologist is terrifying.  Such is the impact of this article we are making it pillar content.  The government didnt want you, the public, or us, to see…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Climate Crisis

    The Guardian view on risks from biodiversity collapse: warnings must be heeded before it’s too late

    1 February 2026 / No Comments

    Earth and Leaf Editorial – Risks from Biodiversity Collapse Inadequate food supplies and biodiversity collapse in rainforests must be recognised as national security threats – not pigeonholed as green issues. This bears repeating from the full text.  One of our biggest…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Eating Less Beef

    Eating Less Beef

    31 January 2026 / No Comments

    Earth and Leaf Editorial – Eating Less Beef   At Earth and Leaf we are absolutely passionate about the world population eating less beef.  For example McDonalds uses 35000 cattle a day worldwide.  We are fighting to educate everyone on this…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Community Conservation

    The Cost of Community Conservation in the Amazon

    29 January 2026 / No Comments

    Earth and Leaf Editorial – Community Conservation   Community Conservation in the Amazon.  Mongabay is such a great source of information.  This is a great project which in time we would love to help support financially.  The world needs to look…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Wood Pellets

    Are Wood Pellets Worth Billions In Subsidies? Drax Faces A Reckoning

    28 January 2026 / No Comments

    Earth and Leaf Editorial – Are Wood Pellets Worth Billions in Subsidies? Drax – the subsidy for Canadian wood pellets is a disgusting waste of money and an international carbon fraud. This doesn’t count towards the UK Carbon Budget because its…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Earth – with Chris Packham

    22 January 2026 / No Comments

      Here is a quotation that really sets the scene for our mission: (from) Earth (a BBC production) “Now Ive seen so much of the natural world that I cherish destroyed, that it’s difficult not to be pessimistic, but ironically, when…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Toby Carvery restaurant facing eviction over felling of ancient oak tree

    17 January 2026 / No Comments

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    Iain Dunn
  • Cloud Forests

    Costa Rica’s Cloud Forests

    16 January 2026 / No Comments

    Earth and Leaf Editorial – Cloud Forests and Climate Change   We don’t know whether Costa Rica’s cloud forests can cope with climate change.  We need to try very hard not to find out.  They are incredibly important biodiverse entities.  Lets…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Amol Rajan talks to Chris Packham – Radical

    25 December 2025 / No Comments

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    Iain Dunn
  • first climate tipping point

    First Climate Tipping Point Reached

    13 October 2025 / No Comments

    First Climate Tipping Point Reached – A Catastrophe for Coral Reefs Earth and Leaf Editorial This is the inevitable news that the first climate tipping point reached.  It has come sooner than I perhaps hoped.  We now have to change our…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Argyll Street Ash

    The Argyll Street Ash

    25 September 2025 / No Comments

    A Dazzling Victory – Argyle Street Ash in Glasgow wins tree of the year competition Earth and Leaf Editorial This is the story of the Argyll Street Ash.  It is interesting to note that noone is complaining about subsidence or damage…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Osmotic power plant

    Japan has opened its first osmotic power plant

    25 August 2025 / No Comments

    Japan has opened its first osmotic power plant – so what is it and how does it work? Earth and Leaf Editorial This is the story of Japan’s first osmotic power plant.  It is, it appears, a net supplier of electricity…

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    Iain Dunn
  • The Appalling Effects of Bottom Trawling

    25 May 2025 / No Comments

    The Appalling Effects of Bottom Trawling Bycatch Up to 75% of the total catch, known as by-catch is discarded, dumped back at sea, dead for the most part.  This might even include sharks, certainly the smaller ones such as young Tope…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Ban Driven Grouse Shooting

    20 April 2025 / No Comments

    Ban Driven Grouse Shooting Ban Driven Grouse Shooting Ban Driven Grouse Shooting – End the Gaslighting Earth and Leaf Editorial This is the story of the Focus Keyword Links to Other Relevant Stories 1 2 3 Extract The Focus Key Word…

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    Iain Dunn
  • Would you eat a Cockroach

    25 March 2025 / No Comments

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    Iain Dunn
  • Randy Borman

    22 February 2025 / No Comments

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    Iain Dunn
  • England feeds birds

    Scotland feeds people, England feeds birds

    22 February 2025 / No Comments

    Farmer Focus 'Scotland feeds people, England feeds birds' is a provocative heading from the Farmers Weekly, but interesting all the same.  Why?  It is the view of a large proportion of farmers (not all) that the UK government is anti-farming.  It…

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    Iain Dunn
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