Death to the land
I took a trip to Black Moss Covert Nature Reserve in Cheshire. It was surrounded by lifeless, poisoned land.
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Black Moss Covert is tiny, full of glorious brambles and scattered fungi. What surrounds it, however, is an ecological disaster. Whoever thought it was a good idea to burn, shred, poison and mistreat the land so badly? I see Redwings and Fieldfare, wild and alert to danger in the high trees along the Bridgewater Canal. There are occasional groups of Feral Pigeons flying over and I hear shooting.
Unless humans change our diet, revolutionise our farming practices and destroy traditional country pursuits we are all doomed.