Douglas Strang

Douglas Strang is a folklorist, occasional writer, and organic gardener. He lives at Laurieston Hall, an international community in South-West Scotland whose focus is low impact living, self-sufficiency, and stewardship of the land. He contributes to Bella Caledonia

The justice of eating: food, fairness and the Fife diet

What can a small coastal town in Scotland teach us about equality and social justice? Douglas Strang on a project that aims to tackle the big economic questions by rethinking how and what we eat

By Douglas Strang

/ 2 Dec 2011

Dark side of the mountain

The Dark Mountain Project says mainstream environmentalism has been assimilated by capitalism. Douglas Strang attended the project's recent festival in Wales and argues these controversial ideas should not be dismissed as utopian

By Douglas Strang

/ 21 Jun 2010