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Wildflower Seed Bombs – Where Not To Use Them

Wildflower Seed Bombs – How They Can Transform Your Outdoor Space While seed bombs can be a fun and effective way to introduce wildflowers and support pollinators, there are certain situations and environments where using seed bombs might not be appropriate or could have unintended consequences. Here are some scenarios… Read more »

Wildflower Seed Bombs – How They Can Transform Your Outdoor Space

Wildflower seed bombs can be a helpful tool to support pollinators and enhance biodiversity in various outdoor spaces. Seed bombs are compact bundles of seeds, soil, and clay that are designed to be thrown or placed onto bare soil. When they come into contact with moisture, they break apart, allowing… Read more »

Project to Restore Coastal Saltmarsh in UK

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WWT (Wildfowl and Wetland Trust) and Aviva are collaborating on a groundbreaking project to restore saltmarshes in the UK, supported by a £21 million investment from Aviva. This 17-year project, one of the largest of its kind in the UK, aims to restore and manage coastal saltmarsh at a landscape… Read more »

Did You Know There’s Plastic in Most Chewing Gum?

Yes, many chewing gums contain plastic or synthetic polymers. These polymers are added to the gum to give it its chewy texture and to help it maintain its flavor for longer periods. Some common plastic ingredients found in chewing gum include polyvinyl acetate and polyethylene. As per a study commissioned… Read more »

Plant-Based Eating Made Slightly Easier: 6 Simple Swaps for a Healthier Diet

Are you looking to make your diet more plant-based without diving into a complex overhaul? Like a lot of people are finding, small step-by-step changes can make a big difference. Good news! You can take small, easy steps that make a big difference. Here are six simple swaps to gradually… Read more »

Small Space, Big Impact: 7 Ways to Foster Pollinator-Friendly Environments in Limited Outdoor Areas

You don’t need a sprawling garden to make a meaningful contribution to pollinator conservation. Even the tiniest outdoor spaces, like balconies and small gardens, can become vibrant havens for bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators. Let’s explore seven creative and impactful ways to turn a compact outdoor area into a… Read more »

Unleashing a Little Nature with DIY Seed Bomb

Making a wild seed bomb is a simple and enjoyable activity that can help you support pollinators and enhance biodiversity in various outdoor spaces. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to make a wild seed bomb: Materials You’ll Need: Steps: Remember that each region has its own native plant species… Read more »

Beyond Blooms: Transform Your Outdoor Space into a Pollinator Paradise

There are several ways you can attract and support pollinators and insects in your outdoor space beyond just planting flowers. Here are some ideas: By incorporating these practices, you can create a holistic and inviting environment for pollinators and beneficial insects. The combination of appropriate plants, habitat features, and a… Read more »

Diving Deep into Project Seagrass: Restoring Marine Ecosystems for a Sustainable Future

Project Seagrass is a marine conservation organization dedicated to the conservation and restoration of seagrass ecosystems around the world. Seagrasses are vital underwater habitats that provide numerous ecological and economic benefits, including carbon sequestration, supporting marine biodiversity, providing nursery grounds for fish and other species, and stabilizing coastlines. Key Objectives:… Read more »

Saltmarshes: Nature’s Marvels and Threats

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What are saltmarshes? Saltmarshes are unique coastal ecosystems commonly found in regions with low-lying land and temperate climates. They represent a blend of land and water, shaped by the daily movement of saltwater influenced by tides and seasons. When seawater flows over coastal mudflats and recedes, it leaves behind sediments… Read more »