Wildlife
Disposable Face Masks: The Environmental Impact
Disposable face masks have become an essential accessory to everyday life. However, there are now growing concerns surrounding their negative environmental impact. Could disposable face masks come to rival the dangers of the dreaded plastic carrier bag?
The Plastic Carrier Bag Charge: 5 Years On
On the 5th of October, it will be 5 years since the plastic carrier bag charge was first implemented in the UK. The scheme was introduced to reduce the demand for single-use plastic bags and to increase donations to charitable causes
How To Create A Home Vegetable Garden
Starting your very own vegetable garden is not only fun but also rewarding. Getting started doesn’t require much aside from proper soil and some seeds. However, becoming good at gardening is another thing in itself. Learn more here!
How to Attract Wildlife to Your Garden
It doesn’t matter if your garden is small, rented, paved over or you don’t even have a garden. There is always a way! Here are some ideas to get inspired, we certainly are!
Find Your Own National Trust Winter Wonderland
If you want to get away from the maddening crowd this weekend, why not get back in touch with nature? There’s something very special about country walks in the colder months, with wellies and a woolly hat. Take a thermos with you and have pit stops while the dog round around sending crunchy leaves flying everywhere. Here’s what the National Trust recommends.
How to Get Your Kids Interested in Wildlife Conservation
With the summer holidays fast approaching, check out our top tips on how you can get your kids interested in wildlife conservation and help the declining British wildlife.
What to Do in the Garden Every Month
We know that you guys loved our monthly guides to what to be getting up to do in the garden. To make it easier for you this year, we’ve got them all in one place!
What to Do in the Garden in May
May is when Mother Nature properly wakes up and gets her act together. All of a sudden, seedlings double in size, weeds triple in size and you find yourself frantically weeding, potting on, and watering. Click through to read all about what to do in your garden in May.
What to Do in the Garden in April
How did April come round so fast? It was only yesterday that we were trying our very best not to get seed-sowing happy. And now it’s seed explosion and everything is starting to grow very quickly. Here is what you can be getting on with in the month of April
Greening Grey Britain – Turn a grey area green
What would you say if I told you that you could have an impact on reducing flooding in your area? Or that you could reduce your gas or electricity bill? And you could do both with plants. Did I get your attention? Good. This year, the RHS is urging Brits to add plants to their front garden, cue Greening Grey Britain.