by RGM | May 1, 2020 | Habitat, Uncategorised
Gardening for Wildlife by The Untidy Gardeners It was great to read about all the environmental activities that are going on across the parishes in last month’s magazine. The sideways picture was a delight! I’m sure the trees at Hillside will have welcomed the recent...
by RGM | Apr 28, 2020 | Energy, Food, Habitat, Uncategorised, Waste
Tree change manuals: five books to make you a better gardener, cook and recycler Palisa Anderson has written an article for the Guardian describing how her life has been shaped by authors who have shifted from their conventional lifestyles to be closer to cohabitation...
by RGM | Mar 26, 2020 | Events, Habitat
At a loss to know what to do with your self-isolation time? Well, why not get on the computer and help with a giant weather digitisation effort? The UK has rainfall records dating back 200 years or so, but the vast majority of these are in handwritten form and...
by RGM | Mar 24, 2020 | Habitat
Here’s a story to cheer us all up. When the drug lord Pablo Escobar was shot dead in 1993, he left behind a zoo stocked with wild animals alongside his multibillion dollar cocaine empire. The lions, giraffes and other exotic species were moved from the luxurious...
by RGM | Mar 23, 2020 | Art, Energy, Food, Habitat, Leisure, Travel
Hello everyone To help with the health challenge we now face I’m asking you to share some positive stories to help our communities. That might be enjoying what nature has to offer – have you noticed how much more you can hear with less cars around? Or what...
by RGM | Mar 1, 2020 | Habitat
Gardening for Wildlife by The Untidy Gardeners Welcome to this new monthly column which has grown out of the meetings held by the Habitat and Gardening Group of Sustainable Dittisham. Sustainable Dittisham is an independent group dedicated to understanding, sharing...
