The Guardian has published a series of corrections and clarifications regarding a documentary film, a homophone error in a rewilding feature, and other amended articles. The corrections were detailed in the newspaper's corrections and clarifications column.
Documentary Credits and Location Corrected
The documentary How to Live on Earth is directed by Fredi Devas, not Jonnie Hughes as previously stated. Hughes serves as a producer alongside Devas and as an executive producer with Colin Butfield. Additionally, none of the film was shot in Alaska, contrary to an earlier report.
The correction refers to the article 'We're in the last grab of the extractive industries', published on 15 September in G2, page 8.
Homophone Error in Rewilding Article
In a separate correction, the newspaper addressed a homophone mix-up in an article about rewilding. The article, 'New exhibition shows messy, muddy glory of rewilding' (12 September, page 26), incorrectly used the word 'beach' instead of 'beech'.
The corrected sentence reads: "At Hamatethy Farm, a rewilded hill farm in Cornwall, she found a huge beach tree that had most of its trunk chewed by resident beavers …" The intended word was 'beech tree'.
Other Amended Articles
Additional recently amended articles include 'Remaking the biscuit: from Doritos to digestives, why the UK's snacks are being 'reformulated'' and 'Very authoritarian, very brutal': three decades after the UK's anti-rave crackdown, why is France doing the same?'
These corrections are part of the Guardian's ongoing commitment to accuracy and transparency.
How to Submit Corrections
Editorial complaints and correction requests can be sent to guardian.readers@theguardian.com. Alternatively, readers can write to the Readers' editor at Kings Place, 90 York Way, London N1 9GU, or leave a voicemail on +44 (0) 20 3353 4736.
