Chris Corrigan. Photo: Helen Corrigan.Chris Corrigan is CEO of the Sussex Wildlife Trust and has worked in nature conservation for almost 40 years. He spent most of his career with the RSPB, most recently as Director England, but has also worked for BirdWatch Ireland and Butterfly Conservation and is a trustee of the South Georgia Heritage Trust. He is a lifelong birder and naturalist.| Mark Avery
Introducing a Digital Well-Being Blog Series Digital well-being has become a new focus area for many health and safety professionals as the human connection with technology has become a part of daily life. It often feels like technology development is …| Career Connections Center University of Florida
Author: Philipp Oggiano The PATHWAYS Early Career Immersion Programme (ECIP) is designed to give young researchers hands-on experience in new academic settings, offering them the chance to broaden their skills, build international networks, and discover fresh perspectives in their field. Read the Q&A with Philipp below: In June 2025 I undertook a 4-week research exchange […]| PATHWAYS
By Ben Cotton and Dejan Bosanac The superpower of open source is multiple people working together on a common goal. That works for projects, too. GUAC and Trustify are two...| Open Source Security Foundation
Tools: GUAC, OSPS Baseline, LFX Insights Challenge: Demonstrating strong security posture quickly and credibly to stakeholders Solution: Leveraging Linux Foundation Insights (LFX Insights) and the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) Open Source Project Security Baseline (OSPS Baseline) for instant, standards-aligned validation Result: Saved significant time in verifying security practices, completing an independent standards-based assessment in under 60 minutes| Open Source Security Foundation
Suriya Edwards and Deborah Harvey, partners specialising in battery energy storage at law firm Freeths LLP, analyse new EU battery regulations around suppliers' responsibility for collecting, treating and recycling collected batteries.| Energy-Storage.News
Online casinos for real money, SlotShake fits the brief for Canada: clean cashier, CAD-first, and a lobby built for slots for real money without extra fluff. If the goal is online casino real money play that feels straightforward, this is the lane. The focus keyword gets a home right here, because that’s what this [...]| American Craft Beer
The AI wave is here, and it’s only getting bigger. According to a recent report from McKinsey, “over the next three years, 92 percent of companies plan to increase their AI investments.” As this AI wave washes over almost every industry and is integrated deeply and extensively into critical and non-critical operations, it ushers in a pivotal new cybersecurity battleground: securing AI.| Open Source Security Foundation
The Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) serves as the global hub for collaborative work on securing the software supply chain. Whether you’re an open-source maintainer, a security engineer, a student, or someone passionate about public digital infrastructure, OpenSSF invites you to participate. There are no gatekeepers, no matter where you work. This community is open, global, and powered by you.| Open Source Security Foundation
Elizabeth Dubovsky from Feeding Change Consulting dives into the impact of a key driver of our state’s economy - seafood - and highlights some challenges and opportunities withing USDA funding and seafood policy.| Alaska Food Policy Council
Author: Max Gero The PATHWAYS Early Career Immersion Programme (ECIP) is designed to give young researchers hands-on experience in new academic settings, offering them the chance to broaden their skills, build international networks, and discover fresh perspectives in their field. Read Max’s entry below: When I signed up for the Early Career Immersion Programme, I […] The post From Classroom to Countryside: My Journey Through the Early Career Immersion Programme appeared first on PATHWAYS.| PATHWAYS
Read about the Alaska Manufacturing Association and its mission to connect, support, and celebrate Alaska’s makers and manufacturers! The post Building a Stronger Local Supply Chain: Meet the Alaska Manufacturing Association appeared first on Alaska Food Policy Council.| Alaska Food Policy Council
Xavier Ballester, AIN's Director of Brokerage looks at the exciting sectors new angel investors should consider| Angel Investment Network Blog
Adventure + Purpose | Can Adventure Change the World? | Alastair Humphreys| Alastair Humphreys
Alick Simmons. Photo: Stuart ReevesAlick Simmons spent most of his career in public service serving as the UK Food Standards Agency’s Veterinary Director (2004-2007) and the UK Government’s Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer (2007-2015).| Mark Avery
On 24th June, the government announced its intent to ‘simplify’ governance arrangements for local authorities in England. The proposed legislation would force all councils to transition to the leader and cabinet model, stating that the alternative, the committee system, ‘can be unclear, duplicative, and wasteful, leading to slower, less efficient decision-making’. | Research for Action
If you’d like to be included in this slot, please get in touch: estherchilton@gmail.com. Poems can be up to 60 lines and prose 2000 words. If you’d like to add a short bio and photo, then great. Al…| Esther Chilton
Kate Haslegrave. Photo: Kate HaslegraveKate is a photographer and has lived in Haworth for twenty years. Walking on the moors she has come to learn that no two days are ever the same. Her blog about Haworth & Stanbury moors is at www.katietuppence.com. This is her third blog in this series about Walshaw Turbines – see here for the whole series.| Mark Avery
Author: Dr. Selene Righi The PATHWAYS Early Career Immersion Programme (ECIP) is designed to give young researchers hands-on experience in new academic settings, offering them the chance to broaden their skills, build international networks, and discover fresh perspectives in their field. Read Selene’s entry below: Thanks to the PATHWAYS Early Career Immersion Programme, I had […]| PATHWAYS
Jim Eskin, Mary Yearwood on Winning Grants In 2025 is an eye-opening conversation between fundraising veteran Jim Eskin and grants expert Mary Yearwood. This is a must-read for nonprofit leaders navigating a rapidly changing funding landscape. With federal dollars tightening and private grants more competitive than ever, they tackle what’s working now in grantsmanship, how to avoid costly mistakes, and how to pivot with strategy and confidence. Mary—whose firm has secured over $125 millio...| InsideCharity.org
We all know that fruit and veg in the diet is good for our health but its worrying to learn that the fruits and vegetables that we eat today may not deliver as many micronutrients as they once did. Research has shown that the nutrient content of vegetables grown under intensive cultivation may contain far […]| People Need Nature
Having just published her e-book of poems, ‘A Natural Selection: 40 illustrated nature poems for a world in transition’, Ana Jenkin discusses protest poetry and how it can be used to help Nature and our immediate environment. Poetry and Protest ‘Fine, forget Instagram, Twitter and branding. At least have a weekly blog,’ urged a particularly […]| People Need Nature
Photo: Lydia MacKinnonNick MacKinnon is a freelance teacher of Maths, English and Medieval History, and lives above Haworth, in the last inhabited house before Top Withens = Wuthering Heights. In 1992 he founded the successful Campaign to Save Radio 4 Long Wave while in plaster following a rock-climbing accident on Skye. His poem ‘The metric system’ won the 2013 Forward Prize. His topical verse and satire appears in the Spectator, and his puzzles and problems in the Sunday Times and Ameri...| Mark Avery
Georgina Colman, the founder of Purpl, a new discount programme for disabled people, tells us her story since being diagnosed with MS over twenty years ago.In 2003, when I was 26 years old, I was diagnosed with MS. It was just a few months after my son was born which seems like a lifetime ago now, but fast forward 13 years and my walking started to deteriorate. By 2018, I was adjusting to the fact that I was now disabled. My life changed, I went from being a very independent person to having...| www.euansguide.com RSS Feed
National Museums Liverpool have developed a number of access guides and visual stories for Disabled communities, sharing information about facilities and access across their seven museums and galleries in and around Liverpool, which are all autism-friendly.The guides and stories have been developed with Autism Together, Autism in Museums, Kids in Museums and EMBED to make their venues more welcoming, and the page gives visitors an idea of what to expect from a visit to one of their seven venu...| www.euansguide.com RSS Feed
We welcome this guest blog post from Lorna Fillingham, on behalf of our friends at the disability charity, Scope. On warm summer days, I sit and listen to children racing up and down the path that leads to our local park. It's just across the road, but it's not a park for us, it has nothing that my disabled daughter can play on. If we go to the park, it’s because I’ve bundled my children into the car and taken them to a park which is a 20 minute drive away.This park has a wheelchair-acces...| www.euansguide.com RSS Feed
John Page. Photo: AuthorJohn Page was born in the West Riding, a proud Yorkshireman and was taught to play cricket left-handed “ ’cos it flummoxes t’ bowler, and buggers up t’ field.” He went to university in London and Leeds, and enjoyed (most of the time) attempting to teach young people that there’s a big wide world beyond the Colne and Worth Valleys. He also taught future captains of industry and government at the United World College of SE Asia in Singapore for four years. Ex...| Mark Avery
Author: Elena Diaz Vicuna, PhD Student at University of Turin The PATHWAYS Early Career Immersion Programme gave me the opportunity to spend a week at the University of Reading, where I worked under the supervision of Prof. Laurence Smith, whom I had previously collaborated with during a six-month research stay at the Swedish University of […] The post Data, Dialogue, and Discovery: My PATHWAYS Experience appeared first on PATHWAYS.| PATHWAYS
6 Steps to Organizing a Successful Charity Walk Fundraiser is Sharon Redd’s step-by-step guide to planning a walk event that leaves participants and volunteers excited for the next one—while strengthening your organization’s financial position to continue making a meaningful impact in the community. Pulling off a charity walk fundraiser might seem daunting, but if you do it right, it’s one of the most rewarding ways to rally a community around a cause. You’re not just […]| InsideCharity.org
Maryam Meddin, founder and CEO of private mental health clinic the Soke on how founders can ride the waves of startup life.| Angel Investment Network Blog
The following post is a guest blog written by Marc Schoolderman, a Systems Software Engineer at Tweede golf. This post was submitted by Rust Foundation Silver Member Tweede golf. It was originally published on the Tweede golf blog here. We keep saying that Rust is how we make software safer.…| The Rust Foundation
Following last week’s UK Budget which included £40bn of tax rises, Joanna Jensen, entrepreneur and chair of the Enterprise Investment Scheme Association (EISA) talks through what the measures mean for the UK’s entrepreneurs Since the double whammy of COVID and Brexit, startups and scale ups have been experiencing belt tightening; liquidity is scarce, the cost of … Continue reading "What does the Chancellor’s Budget mean for entrepreneurs?" The post What does the Chancellor’s Budge...| Angel Investment Network Blog
Jenny Shepherd. Photo: Jenny ShepherdBan the Burn rep to the Stronger Together to Stop Calderdale WIndfarm campaign group. On behalf of the group, named creator of the Parliamentary Petition, Ban WIndfarms on Protected Peatland in England – click here . Tend to carry a Grandmothers Against Bullshit placard – covers so much in so few words.| Mark Avery
Post by Professor Calvin Jones, Academic Advisor, Knowledge and Analytical Services, Welsh Government Darllenwch y dudalen hon yn Cymraeg Introduction In 2022 Welsh Government began the process of compiling and publishing a set of Supply and Use (SUTs) and Input-Output … Continue reading →| Digital and Data Blog
Do Great Fundraisers Ever Really Retire is a thoughtful article written by nonprofit veteran Jim Eskin. Here’s what he has to share: For the record, I proudly am a contrarian. I fully accept that in many respects I am different from most people. And that’s what makes life interesting and fun. A huge example is retirement. I genuinely respect that most people relish the thought of their so-called senior years giving them freedom over their […]| InsideCharity.org
Sharon Redd’s 8 Ways to Leave a Lasting Mark on Future Generations explores practical strategies to ensure you and your organization create a lasting legacy for years to come. 1. How to Leave a Lasting Mark on Future Generations A true legacy is more than just what you leave behind – it’s the impact you create while you’re here. Whether through generosity, wisdom, or purposeful action, shaping a lasting influence on your loved ones and […]| InsideCharity.org
David Higgins works in conservation. He has lived and worked in the Falkland Islands, St Helena Island, India, The Skerries, the Yorkshire Dales, the North Pennines and now the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust. He loves islands especially seabird colonies, where he enjoys his main passion of wildlife photography.| Mark Avery
Enhance customer retention and engagement with bank reward programs by providing various benefits based on the customer's usage of banking products and services.| Giift Blog
Sleep is just as crucial for your dog’s health and happiness as it is for yours. But how much sleep does your dog need? And how can you ensure they’re getting the quality rest they deserve? With a little help from our pals at Ralph & Co—doggy sleep experts extraordinaire—we’re here to help you understand […] The post How Much Sleep Does Your Dog Need? appeared first on Houndy.| Houndy
Have you ever watched your dog twitch, whimper, or even let out a little bark while they’re fast asleep? These adorable moments give us a sneak peek into the fascinating world of canine dreams. But have you ever wondered if dogs have nightmares? To help us delve deeper into the science of canine dreams, we’ve […] The post The Science of Canine Dreams: Do Dogs Have Nightmares? appeared first on Houndy.| Houndy
This week’s guest blog comes from our Explorer Laura and her lovable pooch Arlo. Laura shares her experience on volunteering Arlo to become a PAT (Pets As Therapy) dog. The post How to Become a Therapy Dog UK: Arlo’s Inspiring Journey appeared first on Houndy.| Houndy
The problem in Chester is not trying to find somewhere to walk your pooch but having to choose from one of the amazing dog walks in Chester that the area has to offer. Chester isn’t just a treasure trove of history and culture; it’s a paradise for us pooches and our humans, brimming with walks […] The post Dog Walks in Chester – Wilma’s Tail-Wagging Picks appeared first on Houndy.| Houndy
This week’s guest blog comes from our Explorer Amy and her lovable pooch Piper. Piper has been busy welcoming a new puppy to her pack, Ramsey! Piper shares her experiences of having a new baby pupper. The post Introducing A New Puppy To Your Dog – Dog’s Point of View appeared first on Houndy.| Houndy
Growing a Healthy House of Worship w Linda Lysakowski is America’s Fundraiser take on how to build financial capacity at local church ministries. Here’s what she has to share: I know it might be difficult for you, as clergy to think about the practical side of your ministries; after all, you have a calling to bring people to a relationship with God, Allah, or a higher power of some kind. However, every calling requires some […]| InsideCharity.org
Using InteractAI, you can easily turn your book into an interactive quiz to build your email list, engage readers, and personalize marketing efforts.| Lulu Blog
We are delighted to welcome a guest blog from poet Peter Thabit Jones talking about his new book, Under The Raging Moon (One Night with Dylan Thomas in Greenwich Village, New York) W. B. Yeats, of course, said “the poet never speaks directly as to someone at the breakfast table, there is always a [...] The post Guest Blog: Under The Raging Moon (One Night with Dylan Thomas in Greenwich Village) by Peter Thabit Jones appeared first on Discover Dylan Thomas.| Discover Dylan Thomas
Dylan's Sketch of Llareggub © Dylan Thomas Estate and the National Library of Wales. The sketch can be viewed interactively online at the National Library at https://www.library.wales/discover/digital-gallery/manuscripts/modern-period/dylan-thomas-and-the-map-of-llareggub#?c=&m=&s=&cv=&xywh=-126%2C-9%2C5675%2C4819 Some twenty years ago, the Dylan scholar, James Davies, wrote that “Thomas’s drawing of Llareggub is...based on New Quay.” There’s been very little dissent, if any, from [....| Discover Dylan Thomas
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Thursday 8th August 2024 My recent post about The way ahead for buses and trains attracted a large response of more than 80 comments. I’m sure not every reader reads through every comment, pa…| BusAndTrainUser
Linda Lysakowski is America’s Fundraiser is an understatement. This fundraising veteran has dedicated her life to saving and transforming lives because of the way she has lived her life. “Love for what?” you may ask. First, her love for the Lord. Second, her love of nonprofit leaders. It was the early 1990s when I launched my journey with a goal of becoming our nation’s most successful fundraiser. I was 23 years old and made a […]| InsideCharity.org
Law enforcement agencies worldwide have taken down one of the largest hacker forums, BreachForums, in a major cybercrime bust.| www.tripwire.com
We often hear of bloggers rebranding, people reinventing themselves and businesses rejuvenating with a complete change of priorities and/or focus. So it makes sense that an entire town can also rejuvenate itself by changing direction and coming alive again. On a recent trip to Tasmania, we experienced a town that did just that. Derby, (pronounced … Continue reading Derby, Tasmania- Rejuvenating a town| the wandering darlings
GPU Reshape brings powerful features typical of CPU tooling to the GPU, providing validation of dynamic behaviour. Read on for all of the details.| AMD GPUOpen
I have always had a great interest in folklore and folk customs, so I was delighted to get a copy of the newly published Irish Customs and Rituals published by Orpen Press for my Christmas reading.…| Pilgrimage In Medieval Ireland
South Africa is a country rich in history, culture and wildlife. No matter what your interests, you and your family will find a life changing adventure to embark upon here. Whether it be spotting the Big 5 in the Kruger National Park or hiking up Cape Town’s iconic Table Mountain, there are so many things to| We Go With Kids!
