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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 02/02/2021
  • Appreciation

Cornish daffodils of the finest sort: pretty, hardy, early and intoxicatingly scented!

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 31/01/2021
  • gratitude

Last day of January and heavy rain. I’m walking my dog. What is there to enjoy? First, I’m moving, breathing, my senses function. Second, there is beauty in detail: texture, colour, form. Just look!

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Outdoor Daily III

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 05/01/202105/01/2021
  • Appreciation

A new dawn, a new Covid-19 lockdown across the country. On the Today programme (BBC Radio 4) this morning, the question arose how we stay positive in this mess, what lights us up in lockdown. […]

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Outdoor Daily II

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 21/11/202021/11/2020
  • Appreciation

Autumn brings into sharper focus that nature wastes nothing and the laws of thermodynamics. A fallen tree: Surface for epiphytesSubstrate for fungiFood for bacteriaHabitat for invertebrates Matter and energy. Life cycles. Upcycling. Recycling. Reuse. Circular […]

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Outdoor Daily II

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 15/11/202016/11/2020
  • Appreciation

A damp November Sunday under COVID-19 lockdown in the UK. ‘Damp’ is one of those understatements I adopted while spending half my life in Cornwall: the rain showers are interrupted by brief spells of light […]

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Outdoor Daily II

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 14/11/2020
  • Appreciation

I see mushroom risotto for dinner! I’ll add a little saffron and the colour will be golden instead of ‘mud’.

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Outdoor Daily II

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 13/11/202014/11/2020
  • Appreciation

A long walk on Dartmoor with a friend. The perfect way to spend Fridays. Views of moor and valleys, farmland and out to sea at Dartmouth. Happiness!

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Darwin200 day 24: science conference aboard Pelican!

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 12/09/202004/10/2020
  • Education

This morning the science conference brings together all the projects we’ve been running aboard the Pelican of London. Find out more about our wind energy activities here https://darwin200.com/understanding-sustainable-energy/ Find out more about plankton on our […]

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Darwin200 day 17: under sail due South

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 05/09/202004/10/2020
  • carbon footprint

The exhaust repair successfully completed, we’ve set sail as soon as leaving the dock and are cruising comfortably South at 5 – 6 knots, now powered by the wind. Sustainability in practice! We’ll pick up […]

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Darwin200 day 14: Stories emerge

  • by Dr Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 02/09/202004/10/2020
  • Learning

Our scientific observations and experiments are contributing to a puzzle from which stories emerge… Soon, we will be able to provide a snapshot of water quality data at locations around Britain. We are compiling a […]

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