Yes, house plants can help improve indoor air quality to some extent by naturally filtering out certain pollutants. Plants have the ability to absorb gases through tiny openings on their leaves called stomata, as well as through the microorganisms present in the soil. They can help remove some common indoor… Read more »
The restoration of Britain’s extensive canal network, saved from closures decades ago, has become a remarkable success story, turning once-polluted waterways into vibrant urban oases. Otters, kingfishers, and dragonflies now inhabit Birmingham’s canals, while Manchester’s water routes trace the roots of the Industrial Revolution. Volunteers’ efforts in rescuing and regenerating… Read more »
Microplastics, tiny fragments of plastic less than 5mm in size, have become a pervasive and concerning environmental issue. Originating from various sources, these microscopic particles pose a threat to ecosystems, wildlife, and even human health. In this post, we will explore the sources and impact of microplastics and discuss effective… Read more »
Conservationists are encouraging gardeners to embrace “No Mow May” as part of a campaign led by the charity Plantlife. The campaign aims to raise awareness about the benefits of allowing wildflowers and other plants to grow freely in gardens and lawns, fostering biodiversity and supporting pollinators. The campaign urges people… Read more »