Switching to an eco-friendly way of life is something we all need to do as soon as possible because that’s the only way to save our planet from an impending ecological disaster. Although this seems like a fight that’s already lost, we all have to act and contribute to this cause and if we introduceContinueContinue reading “Green Upgrades for an Environmentally Friendly Home – Guest post by Emma Joyce”
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How Does The Modern Fish Farm Impact on the Earth? – guest post by Justin Hester
The Impacts of Fish Farming Industrial fish farming poses a substantial risk to the health of our planet’s oceans. The complex ecosystem that lives beneath our waters is easily susceptible to the effects of pollution and other forms of human interaction. Fish farming not only threatens sea life, but also harms the livelihoods of theContinueContinue reading “How Does The Modern Fish Farm Impact on the Earth? – guest post by Justin Hester”
Twenty First Century Foraging – guest post by Tiffany Francis
Is it possible to forage our own wild food in twenty first century Britain? Can we really take the habit of our ancestors and supplement our own lives with nettle leaves and hazelnuts, or are we destined for processed food and produce loaded with carbon miles? When I was writing my first book Food YouContinueContinue reading “Twenty First Century Foraging – guest post by Tiffany Francis”
Edging Your Backyard: A Few Helpful Tips – guest post by Kylie Johnson
Your home is divided into designated living areas that define the purpose of each space. A little “outdoor space designation” will create the unified environment that draws your family and friends into the special world that is your backyard. Creating crisp clean edges and borders to direct traffic, focus attention, and indicate specific activities (playContinueContinue reading “Edging Your Backyard: A Few Helpful Tips – guest post by Kylie Johnson”
Joe Harkness, Bird Therapy and the Wild Voices Project
I may have mentioned the Wild Voices Project before. It’s a podcast run by Matt Williams that profiles people who connect with the natural world in some way (tagline: the stories of the people saving nature), and it makes for some wonderful listening. Matt’s approach is informal yet gritty and his lengthy episodes unravel slowly,ContinueContinue reading “Joe Harkness, Bird Therapy and the Wild Voices Project”
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