Perhaps you’re coming to the end of a glorious growing season in your garden or allotment, or maybe it didn’t go so well and you’re wondering how to do better next year. Maybe you’ve yet to try it and it all looks a bit too much like hard work.
Good news: climate issues are now being embedded in to council decision making…We mustn’t let SADC forget that they have committed to encouraging district-wide action not just council action…
Read this fascinating guest blog all about the insects in the wildlife around you – by nature writer and artist Chloé Valerie Harmsworth
Enter our under-18’s Lockdown Competition – prizes to be won! Send us a photo, artwork, or writing about what you’ve been doing…
A comprehensive A-Z of sustainability activities for everyone Photo: Dan Burton, Unsplash Share your activities with us via email or… Read More »Sustainable Lockdown A-Z
Ayletts Nursery invite you to recycle your unwanted plastic garden pots – but did you know how much they are doing to reduce their carbon footprint?
In our modern, global world our food systems play into almost every big issue on earth; air and water pollution, soil depletion and loss…
Feargal Sharkey, the punk-star turned fisheries chairman and environmental activist, was guest speaker at the third Our Planet Our Future… Read More »Our chalk streams in crisis
The trouble with air pollution is that we’re unaware of it. Of course, we can see smoke coming from a… Read More »Friends of the Earth’s Clean Air Campaign – by Amanda Yorwerth
Every Spring, the herons of Verulamium Lake return to their heronry on the North Island to nest. They start in… Read More »Heronwatch Returns to Verulamium Lake