Our Planet Our Future joined guide Jonathan Edwards on a fascinating walk around Highfield Oval in Harpenden by volunteer Fuschia… Read More »Discovering Highfield Oval’s fascinating history and ecology
How to build a greener street community where you live – learnings from the recent OPOF event
Wilderhood Watch is a group of St Albans residents determined to help make our district more friendly for wildlife and people, one street at a time
I’d like to propose a different approach to companion planting, focusing on biodiversity and natural design. There are four rules…
Looking after trees is as much about care for ourselves – this blog celebrates trees and explores simple ways that you can help your local landscape.
What action will you take during COP26? Pick one climate action from Count Us In, check out our blog and resources and then take that step today. #CountdownToCOP
Juliet Foxwell gives us her tips for altering the food we buy so we eat seasonal fruit and vegetables, helping our planet and our health at the same time.
Becky Alexander shows us how we can introduce more plants into our meals, cutting our carbon footprint while exploring delicious new dishes.
Insects are attracted by profusely flowering plants such as the hot-lips salvia, while bug and bee hotels offer them the chance to stay and to hibernate. Similarly, the small pond attracts newts and frogs and a nearby pile of old wood and tiles gives them somewhere to over-winter.
Eat less meat, go vegan, don’t eat avocados, Seaspiracy, Cowspiracy, too much plastic, which milk to get… agh there is… Read More »Save The Planet In Your Lunchbreak
Wrapping myself up in many layers, I go out into the fresh and invigorating air, crunching over frosty grass, hardened mud and cracking through frozen puddles. The way the early sunshine lights up the dried seed heads of spent plants is simply stunning, and I now consider it one of the most beautiful sights of the year…
“Like most people, I knew I could do more, but I wasn’t ready to commit to something which I felt so intimidated by…”