Richard VillarGrizedale — mankind muscling inOnce again this is a long one, so please find somewhere quiet to read and ponder. Climate change and the future of mankind is no longer an…15 min read·Mar 31, 2024----
Richard VillarEnnerdale — a remarkable placeOnce again this is a long one, so please grab a cuppa if you can. You will need somewhere quiet and thoughtful to read it and do feel free…19 min read·Mar 17, 2024----
Richard VillarDerwent Water — beauty, climate, and dangerOnce again this is a long one, albeit shorter than others I have written, so I have not divided it into two portions. However, you will…16 min read·Mar 3, 2024----
Richard VillarUllswater Unveiled - climate change and conservationOnce again this is a long one, so please be prepared, as the topic is serious. I have broken the text halfway, so that you can recharge…18 min read·Feb 18, 2024----
Richard VillarTarn Hows — a blemished ParadiseThis is a long one, so please be prepared, as the topic is serious. I have broken the text halfway, so that you can recharge your batteries…23 min read·Feb 4, 2024----
Richard VillarLooking back as a renaturerIt is fitting that I write this final blog of the year as another storm assaults Lakeland. This time it is Storm Gerrit. There is a yellow…10 min read·Jan 7, 2024----
Richard VillarWind, labels, and untidy tool shedsI have been worrying about the saplings I have transplanted and am astonished by the number I have seen. I keep finding them, often in…12 min read·Dec 31, 2023----
Richard VillarBeyond the chainsawFor many years I have found that the sounds of Nature relax me. I even have a recording of a bubbling mountain stream to play at night…10 min read·Dec 24, 2023----
Richard VillarSnow and spiritual echoesI wish climate change could decide what it wants to be. One moment there is snow, the next high wind, then flooding, followed by drought…10 min read·Dec 17, 2023----