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At Loggerheads:

Conservationists in Dispute

Life on the Lake: Portraits of a Pre-City

From Beijing railway station, I head 80 minutes south of China’s bustling capital, to a tranquil area in the sleepy province of Hebei....

Cast From Eden: The Fate of Hong Kong's Foreign Cockatoos

According to the IUCN Red List, the Cacatua sulphurea (better known as the Yellow Crested Cockatoo), is now Critically Endangered in the...

At Loggerheads: Conservationists in Dispute

You see their tracks along the coastline...they reach the blockades, realise they cannot pass, but they keep trying every few metres...

Harie & the Dish Cleaning Fish

The villagers do not consider these fish as dangerous invaders, or indeed as pets. They simply say that the fish are friendly neighbours...

Refuge in the Embassy: The Four Pests Campaign

To capture the essence of the primitive matter that is continually filtered out of the modern city - we need look no further than the...

A Bridge Causing Troubled Waters

Just off the coast of Lantau in Hong Kong, a new mega-infrastructural project is currently being completed, as marine wildlife...

Green Consumerism: A Meeting with RE/nato Labs

RE/nato lab: lamps made from waste-acetate When speculating on the future of urban wildlife; a huge factor depends on the global and...

Art-eology

If you go to one place whilst visiting Taiwan: make it Ju Ming's Museum. This place is exceptionally well designed, curated, and informed...

Da'an District : Micro Parks

Nestled deep in the heart of Taipei’s central Da’an district, Jinhua Park provides a tiny oasis of greenery in amongst the sea of grey...

The Curious Rise of Taiwan's Cat Village

Taiwan is probably best known for its colossal national parks and native bird species; but deep in the heart of New Taipei lies a very...

Towards a Nature Culture

The future of urban wildlife in the 21st century is open to extreme speculation and debate. For many architects and urban planners, the...