Cornish choughs bounce back, the stars are ‘officially’ for everyone again, and carbon removal versus carbon prevention: some of the July headlines summarised by Chloe Hurst.

The river bed became the projection screen and the water the film’s grain, as washes of current, insects and sediment moving across the image cause it to flit and flicker in the moonlight.

I’m lucky to be part of a three-person strong team of Historic Environment Officers employed by the SWPP.. To have this knowledge and expertise in house is unusual in the peatland restoration sector, and a fantastic win for the South West.