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Section 2  – Missing The Garden Opportunity download as pdf “Where Have All The Insects Gone?” – 2024’s Silent Spring An incidental demonstration of both the potential of nature ability and its present disconnect from political machinery, occurred in Spring … Continue reading →

Section 3 – Signalling Nature And Marking Moments download as pdf  Just Add Signs I spent a year in this building, part of UCL in London’s Gower Street, without reading this, high above the pavement but a plaque to Darwin … Continue reading →

Section 4 – Nature Events In Popular Culture download as pdf There are many initiatives and traditions around the UK which are about nature or rely on it to happen.  These are places and times where people do things which, … Continue reading →

Section 5  – Why Conservation Should Embrace Natural History download as pdf Natural History is undergoing something of a revival but over the last century it went from being a mainstay of UK culture to a backwater interest, as the … Continue reading →

Section 6 – Organising Strategy: Ways and Means download as pdf If anyone buys the idea that we need a national effort on nature and culture, an important question is how could it be done? The earlier sections make some … Continue reading →

Section 7 – Afterword: Aren’t We Doing This Already? download as pdf There is no national promotional campaign for nature and no systematic effort to increase Nature Ability, Natural History Knowledge or Ecoliteracy, call it what you will, so no, … Continue reading →

Chris Rose, August 27, 2024 –   https://threeworlds.campaignstrategy.org/?p=3115  download this post as a pdf, here In July 2024 the UK got a new Labour Government.  As part of it’s preparations for fighting the election, the Labour Party cut its ‘Green … Continue reading →

https://www.standard.co.uk Living in the UK as I do,  I didn’t watch the Biden-Trump debate on CNN but in the middle of the night I woke up, switched on the radio and heard reports of “panic among US Democrats”.  Sure enough, … Continue reading →

Blog at www.campaignstrategy.org 31 December 2023 by Chris Rose Here’s a proposal for using the opportunity of 40 countries going to the polls in 2024, to make the most of the climate framing reset brought about by COP28 and the … Continue reading →

Blog by Chris Rose chris@campaignstrategy.co.uk  twitter @campaignstrat  1st December 2023   long blog – download as pdf here To use an old fashioned English term, whither the Climate Convention now?  In other words, where will the UNFCCC (United Nations Framework … Continue reading →