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Hark! It's the rise of the 'twitchfluencer' Birds have enjoyed their time in the sun during lockdown – while those who watch them have become breakout social media stars 30 January 2021 • 5:00pm Chris Packham co-founded the Self-Isolating Bird Club Credit: Jo Charlesworth/BBC It has been a year of deprivation in so many ways. But even separated from friends and family, with our horizons shrunk around us, there has been one ever-present joy: the birds. The earliest days of the first lockdown were marked by a rousing dawn chorus so striking many people spoke of hearing the birds sing for th...

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Outdoors Wear Was the Defining Success Story of 2020 Outdoors Wear Was the Defining Success Story of 2020 Highsnobiety / Jason Pietra If a tree fell in the forest this year, it probably ended up on @organiclab. 2020 is the year that the outdoors took over. Forget “trend” — across every segment of fashion, outdoors wear was completely inescapable. Salomon, Arc’teryx, and Hoka One One dotted the Highsnobiety NEXT 20. Searches for “techwear” have doubled to an all-time high. H&M launched a hiking collection. And yes, your friend with the Air Diors now knows the word “GORP.” Face ...

Luke Turner , December 17th, 2020 08:33 Coronavirus has forced us to reexamine our relationship with the non-human, argues Luke Turner as he explores far-right interest in environmentalism and questions of who has access to or rights over our green spaces. This is an extract from Unsound Festival's forthcoming Intermission essay collection On an evening in the interminable smudge of early lockdown, my eye was caught by a death in the sky. Some ancient instinct had drawn my attention to the moment that a sparrowhawk hit a swift a few metres above my small London garden, the prey's elegant curv...