Helen Johnson, Yorkshire Writer
Helen Johnson Freelance Writer
Tim Laurie is a landscape archaeologist who has devoted years to studying ancient woodlands and trees in three Pennine Dales. After years of dedictated study, Tim gave me an interview Continue Reading →
I love to see bats flitting around the house when they emerge on the first warm night of spring. It’s a sign that winter’s ending, with a promise of warm Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson met Chris Wadsworth, who works with heavy horses, for Countryman Magazine.
Chris explained how he uses his horses to extract logs from forests, and for non-chemical bracken control. Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson visited the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s Living Seas Centre at Flamborough Head, for Dalesman Magazine Continue Reading →
A coalition of UK conservation organisations have reviewed the state of wildlife in Britain over the last 50 years. There’s a general decline, but some good news stories, especially in how nature can re-colonise brownfield sites. Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson met Dr Phil Wheeler, for Countryman Magazine. Dr Wheeler studied adder habitats in commercial forestry in Dalby Forest in the North York Moors National Park Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson met wildlife helpers on Toad Patrol at Osmotherley, for Yorkshire Ridings Magazine Continue Reading →
For Countryman Magazine, August 2012, Helen Johnson visited RAF Fylingdales to see the wildife that thrives behind the security fences. Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson investigated fungi growing in Dalby Forest, Yorkshire, for Dalesman Magazine Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson met members of Yorkshire Naturalists’ Union, at Nosterfield Quarry. The Union collects and shares data about wildlife in Yorkshire. Continue Reading →