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We hear a lot about the COP meetings in the media.  Most of what we hear is generally around the time when these meetings of high-ranking officials from most of the countries of the world are held, usually late November or early December. 

“I wanted to create a space that was fun and enticing,” says the London-based 3D artist and visual activist, “to build this idea of hope and change that we can achieve if we recognise our past mistakes.”

FoodIngredientsFirst examines how the Fandsymamp;B industry is working toward fixing broken food systems as the health of the planet comes into focus.

BBC’s NHU head to stand down Julian Hector, head of BBC Studio’s renowned Natural History Unit, is to stand down and hand over the reins of the prodco in 2022. Julian Hector Hector will leave at the end of 2021 after five years leading the NHU, and almost three decades with the UK pubcaster overall. Since taking over from Wendy Darke in 2016, Hector has presided over the most successful period in the Bristol-based production house’s 64-year history, with landmark blockbusters Planet Earth...

Battle Of The Sexes and Wild Africa and on radio, Slaves To Nature. On becoming editor of Natural History Radio for the pubcaster he led the development and production of award-winning programs such as Tweet Of The Day, World On The Move, Saving Species, Natural Histories and Migration Live. He went on to become an executive producer in television, producing Ivory Wars with ‘Panorama’ and Tigers About the House among other projects. According to the BBC, Hector will “pursue other...