Eat the Planet Well: How to fix our toxic food system – one meal at a time farmland hedges remain on the

farmland hedges remain on the periphery of the public consciousness

Katty shows that you can easily enjoy discovering moths and caterpillars without specialist knowledge by creating your own light trap

including nesting summer pelicans

Neil Ansell also writes of the changes in the landscape

Eat the Planet Well: How to fix our toxic food system – one meal at a time farmland hedges remain on theEveryone needs to read this book Isabella Tree 'A clarion call' Caroline Lucas How can we eat well without harming the planet? The way we produce food today is damaging people and nature alike. Modern, intensive farming systems producing pesticide laced, ultra processed foods are bad for us and bad for the planet. But there is cause for hope. From supporting more sustainable farming systems and modifying what we eat to wasting less and growing more