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Deathcap mushrooms: “The south-east Asian Problem”

This week saw the inquest into the death of a woman on the Isle of Wight who ate the deathcap

It had to happen eventually – I’d been wearing that old hat for years, and eventually I lost it, somewhere

A manky old holm oak that’s had some very unsympathetic work done to it… a musician with a stethoscope and

Thanks to Naturenet reader Wendy Varley for this rather impressive example of arboricide. (To see a helpful technical explanation look

There was a time, way back, when the Virtual Ranger really was a ranger – complete with Land-Rover, chainsaw and

The Ranger received an intriguing email recently from Naturenet reader and amateur freelance nature photographer Russell Edwards. It contained the

Arriving in the car park, there are a few already there – standing expectantly, leaflet in hand, booted and brightly

Dogs bred to fight, and dogs taught to attack people, are a serious problem in this country. It’s even attracting

Trees attract rituals. People seem to find meaning in trees perhaps for their permanence, their size or simply their beauty.

By guest blogger Lizzy Dening “Are you a cat or a dog person?” In my opinion, this need be the