Welcome to the Website of Stanley Johnson.
Stanley Johnson was born in Cornwall, raised on Exmoor, and educated at Sherborne School in Dorset and Exeter College, Oxford. More about Stanley
Backing Boris - Mayor of London
Boris's dad praises campaign
BBC News website | click here
BBC interview | click here
Environment
Temples of Delight
Stanley Johnson turns Indiana Jones to climb temples, fight snakes and eat local amphibians. ES Magazine.
Temples of Delight - Angkor Wat
Forty years on from Tet: how the US won Vietnam
Stanley Johnson returns to Vietnam four decades after the offensive that shattered American confidence in the war — but reflects that the US went on to win the cultural battle. The Spectator.
Forty years on from Tet: how the US won Vietnam
Nature's chance meeting
An hour after midnight on June 11 1770, Captain Cook's ship, the Endeavour, struck the coral reef off the shore of what is now called Tropical North Queensland. Financial Times.
Nature's chance meeting
International protection for world's sharks
Click here for article published on the Telegraph Earth website, 28th December 2007
For more info visit Shark Alliance
Reinventing the whale
Environmentalist Stanley Johnson makes a new 50-tonne friend off the coast of Baja California, where eco-tourism has helped bring blue whales back from the brink. The Guardian.
Photo: Celia Condit
Reinventing the whale
International Rescue
Volunteering on a research project gets you closer than ever to some of the world’s most endangered species. Click here for article published in Harpers Bazaar, April 2007
Thin Ice
Two decades ago, the author and environmentalist Stanley Johnson wrote the definitive book about Antarctica. Here, he returns to see how life has changed in the last great wilderness. The Independent Magazine.
Thin Ice
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Convention on Migratory Species
Website
Press Release
In January 2007, Stanley was invited to become the third CMS Ambassador. More about CMS Ambassadors
Niger Wildlife: In search of the addax
Playboy hunters with helicopters and Kalashnikovs are driving the Sahel's fragile population of wild animals to extinction. Stanley Johnson travelled to Niger to witness the devastation for The Independent.
Niger Wildlife: In search of the addax
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Tread softly among the iguanas
If you measure the significance of a topic by how much media attention it receives, I would guess that last year climate change came close to ousting the Iraq war as the number one issue. And as the new year stretches ahead of us on this first weekend of January, I am sure that the future of the planet - in particular the seemingly unstoppable rise in greenhouse gas emissions - will dominate our press and television. Stanley Johnson writes for The Financial Times.
Tread softly among the iguanas
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Hunting down the hunter: A dying breed
India's tigers are vanishing at an alarming rate, the victims of poachers and human pressure on their habitat. Stanley Johnson reports for The Independent from Madhya Pradesh.
Hunting down the hunter: A dying breed
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The Great Ape Scandal
A special report about the future of the orang-utan in Borneo. Stanley writes for The Telegraph on how the natural habitat of the orang-utan is disappearing because of the spread of palm-oil plantations. The Great Ape Scandal
Stanley Johnson also spoke on BBC Radio 4's Today programme about the issue. Click here to listen.
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Society for Protection of Animals Aboad
Stanley supports the work of the Society for Protection of Animals Abroad (SPANA) and has been to see their work in Darfur. Duty and the beast
The Gorilla Organisation
Stanley is a Trustee of The Gorilla Organisation. In 2004 he visited their work protecting the Mountain Gorillas in Congo's National Park of the Virungas. Rumbles in the jungle.
Yawanawa Tribe in Brazil
Stanley examines the impact of a new highway through the Amazonian rainforest On the road to ruin
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Politics
General Election Blog
In the General Election, Stanley stood for the Conservatives in Teignbridge, Devon. Read his campaign blog on the Channel 4 website, Election Blog
Channel 4 News' Political Impact Award
Stanley presented the award for the "Politician who has made the most impact..."
Politics
O come all ye faithful
Stanley writes for the New Statesman 'Conference Blog'.
Photo: David Birkin www.davidbirkin.co.uk
O come all ye faithful
Boris for Mayor - 'I'm prejudiced in his favour'
Some advice for Boris from a proud father. The Spectator.
Boris for Mayor - 'I'm prejudiced in his favour'
Media
More4 'Stanley goes to Europe'
15 November 2006: Stanley Johnson, columnist, environmentalist, former Tory MEP and bon viveur travels to some of the most beautiful places in Europe to reveal how the EU is misusing vast amounts of our money.
Sky Report 'Can The World Cup Make You Happy?' 20 June 2006: Click here for video
Click here to read report on Sky.
Stanley was one of the four regular presenters of the new More4 TV Channel chat show, The Last Word.
BBC - click here to watch 'Johnson and Johnson's big night' from the BBC
In 2005 Stanley had a regular column in the Guardian...Click here for articles
Travel
Sun, sea, odyssey - Stanley writes for The Telegraph Sun, sea, odyssey
Click here for Villa Irene
Contact Stanley
You can email Stanley at stanley@stanleyjohnson.com.
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