Category Archives: Blog Posts

Unveiling the Magic of Leaf Mold: A Green Revolution in Your Garden

In the realm of gardening, there’s a hidden gem that often goes unnoticed but holds immense potential for both plant enthusiasts and environmentalists alike: leaf mold. Derived from the natural decomposition of fallen leaves, this organic material is a powerhouse of nutrients that can transform your garden and contribute to… Read more »

Northern Forest Project: Over 300,000 Households Benefit from Woodland Expansion

In a recent survey assessing the impact of the Northern Forest project, more than 300,000 households were found to have gained access to nature. Launched in 2018, the initiative aims to expand woodlands by planting 50 million trees across the UK, covering areas from coast to coast and cities like… Read more »

Reviving Coastal Ecosystems: 10,000 Oysters Released to Combat Pollution

In a bid to address declining oyster populations and combat sea pollution, approximately 10,000 native oysters have been introduced to a manmade reef off the North East coast. Positioned off Whitburn, South Tyneside, the underwater platform aims to foster a new marine ecosystem by using over 750 tonnes of old… Read more »

Mindfulness Trail in Forest of Dean Offers Mental Health Respite

Forestry England has unveiled a new mindfulness trail near Symonds Yat Rock in the Forest of Dean, designed to provide a mental health retreat for visitors. The self-led walk meanders through the woodland, adorned with theme panels encouraging people to “pause, unplug, and mindfully reconnect” with nature. Jonathan Blair, Forestry… Read more »

England Implements Ban on Single-Use Plastics: A Small Step Towards a Cleaner Environment

In a significant move to combat plastic pollution, England is set to enforce a ban on some single-use plastic items starting this Sunday. The new rules will prohibit shops and hospitality businesses from supplying plastic cutlery, balloon sticks, and polystyrene cups. This initiative, driven by the government, aims to address… Read more »

Reviving an Ancient Practice: Scotland’s First Official Gleaning Project Addresses 21st Century Food Needs

In the picturesque fields of Perthshire, a centuries-old tradition is making a comeback, driven by a modern-day cause. Gleaning, an ancient practice of collecting leftover crops post-harvest, is now being revived in Scotland to address the contemporary issue of food waste and community hunger. Volunteers in Blairgowrie are actively participating… Read more »

A Guide to Autumn Abundance in Your Grow Your Own Garden

As the crisp autumn breeze sweeps through the UK (storm Agnes excluded), the leaves paint the world in warm hues, our gardens undergo a seasonal transformation, it’s a time of reflection and tranquillity, and if you have been growing your own fruits and vegetables it a of abundance. Embracing environmentally… Read more »

Equipping Your Tool Shed: Essential Tools for Autumn Tasks

As autumn whispers through your garden, each task becomes a note in a harmonious composition. To ensure your outdoor sanctuary thrives, the right tools are your instruments of creation. In this guide, discover the essential tools that transform gardening into a symphony of sustainability, tranquility, and abundance. 1. Pruning Shears… Read more »

Conscious Travel: A Guide to Supporting Local Environmental Protection Efforts

If you visiting any of the Eco-Adventures in the UK: Where to Visit for a Positive Environmental Impact, or any other location for that mater you want to make sure that your hard earned tourist pound does good for the local environment and economy. Ensuring that your money goes into… Read more »

Eco-Adventures in the UK: Where to Visit for a Positive Environmental Impact

Are you planning a trip in the United Kingdom and want to make sure your travels leave a positive mark on the environment? Look no further! The UK is not only home to breathtaking landscapes but also to various eco-conscious destinations and initiatives that allow you to enjoy nature while… Read more »