by RGM | Jul 9, 2021 | Habitat, News
South Hams District Council has launched a consultation to explore what the public think about the Council enabling re-wilding of some of its green spaces. In 2020, South Hams District Council declared a Climate & Biodiversity Emergency. This reflected...
by RGM | Jun 3, 2021 | Habitat
Pledge for Nature Please join us and make a Pledge for Nature, and be part of a growing movement in the UK, to save our threatened wildlife, bees, insects and plants. We are all aware of the shocking statistics showing the decline of biodiversity that threatens our...
by RGM | May 20, 2021 | Habitat
Here is a short, 10 minute, press release version of Melanie Challenger’s “We Are Nature” film.Melanie is a natural philosopher (and author, I recommend her books). Jane Goodall makes a contribution too. They make the case that our relationship with...
by Sune Nightingale | Apr 16, 2021 | Habitat, News
Hundreds of tiny forests Akira Miyawaki is a Japanese botanist who pioneered the Miyawaki method of planting micro forests in cities. They usually cover an area no bigger than a tennis court and entail doing a really dense planting of native trees, usually around...
by Sune Nightingale | Apr 12, 2021 | Art, Habitat
If you have a pond then here’s a brilliant, inventive and lovely idea that Ben Cazzola (my cousin) came up with. It’s great fun to do with the kids, fascinating for adults, and easy to do with things found lying around your home. This lets you see the...
by Sune Nightingale | Jan 30, 2021 | Energy, Habitat, News
John’s Good News Roundup Biden’s Clean Sweep The thing that brought me most joy recently was seeing Joe Biden sworn in as President of the United States and immediately sign 17 executive orders to start undoing some of the damage done by Trump. They...
