A Cornish hedge is not a hedge but a stone-faced earth bank, up to 4,000 years old. 30,000 miles of them, and the craft that builds them is endangered.

How to turn dead ground into a productive Cornish garden: why autumn is the time to start, clearing without digging, and building soil the worms will work.

Permaculture without the jargon: living soil, captured rain and plants that do several jobs, in Cornwall's mild windy climate and in an ordinary garden.

An honest opinion piece: why Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor are biological deserts held by policy rather than nature, with no blame on farmers, and proof it works.

Rewilding in Cornwall, from beavers and choughs to a garden pond that fills with life in weeks, with a photo diary of our own pond and meadow.