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	Samantha Ellis keeps an exclusive diary about researching The Last Wolf in Scotland, her new play about reintroducing wolves in the Highlands. more »

	Catching the spirit of Mendes and the Amazon
	Joe Hill-Gibbins writes from Rio Branco in the first of our stories on Amazônia!, a year-long celebration of Brazilian popular culture and Chico Mendes more »

	Theatres go green
	London theatres are leading the way, reports Kellie Gutman more »

	Puppet Wranglers
	Animals are let loose on the stage. Eleanor Margolies reports on how puppets enact our relations with animals. more »

	Begin with the small
	Vandana Shiva, leading opponent of GM and the patenting of seeds, talks about biological and cultural diversity. more »

	'I'm a great believer in play'
	The naturalist Richard Mabey talks to Eleanor Margolies about Shakespeare, David Attenborough and 'syrupy' writing. more »

	Does it work anyway?
	Jonathon Porritt wonders if you can hammer home the message and still hold the audience's attention. more »

	The Directory debate
	We ask seven experts to discuss the slow start of plays about climate change. more »

	The state of things to come
	As theatre maverick John Fox goes from directing 500 people to working solo, he tells David Haley about his next big plan. more »

	'But are you any good?'
	Siân Ede of the Gulbenkian Foundation tells Wallace Heim about what fires her imagination. more »

	Tasting the unfamiliar
	'Feast' brought together artists, food, allotments and school children for a year. Eleanor Margolies went to visit. more »

	Why birds sing
	Jazz composer David Rothenberg hears music in the natural world and jams with a White Crested Laughing Thrush. more »

	Me and My Funder: Konflux and the SITA Trust
	Miranda Thain of Konflux writes about turning landfill tax into a schools' tour. more »

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