It has been nothing short of a pleasure to work on New Nature magazine over the past six months: to read and publish the work of our marvellous young contributors and labour alongside the various, incredibly diligent, individuals that currently reside on our editorial team. Each of whom, through thick and thin, have given their time … Continue reading Six months of New Nature
World Environment Day
Today is World Environment Day, a time to pause, ponder and reflect upon our own relationship with the world around us, and a day throughout which everyone, young or old, urban or rural, should take a minute to consider what each of us, on a personal level, can do to preserve the nature. It is … Continue reading World Environment Day
New Nature: from strength to strength
Have you heard of New Nature yet? Given the social media storm surrounding our launch and the positive feedback still appearing regularly on Twitter and Facebook, you may well have. If not, rest assured that there is still plenty of time to familiarise yourself with the magazine and the fabulous young naturalists, writers, scientists and … Continue reading New Nature: from strength to strength
Nurturing New Nature
Before Christmas, while mulling over the idea of starting a youth nature magazine, I did not expect such to ever become reality. Three months back, I would not have dared dream that my idea would ever take shape or that, with the help of a team of gifted young writers, we could produce something others … Continue reading Nurturing New Nature
New Nature: the launch.
Today witnessed the launch of New Nature Magazine, the new e-magazine written, edited and produced entirely by young people. And what a launch it was. When I clicked the metaphorical launch button this morning, I did not envisage New Nature going down half as well as it did, in truth. I had hoped that people would enjoy it, … Continue reading New Nature: the launch.
New Nature: thank you all!
A few months ago, toying with the idea of starting up an online magazine written and produced entirely by young people, I had hoped a few people may rally to the notion. I had hoped that some may be interested in reading such a document and others, particularly a few notable figures in the environmental … Continue reading New Nature: thank you all!
