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Transforming Public Spaces into Arenas for Health and Engagement

By Lucy & Libby,
Filed in Articles, climate change, conservation, Eco Tips, Environmental Education, Natural Health, Uncategorized

Health and community involvement are taking the front stage in urban settings. Cities are developing into thriving well-being hubs by incorporating green areas, leisure facilities, and inclusive design elements. Public areas are becoming essential centres of connection and energy by encouraging social interactions, encouraging active lifestyles, and guaranteeing accessibility for everyone. Reimagining urban settings to […]

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Demonstrating Your Business's Dedication To Sustainability: Key Examples To Consider

By Lucy & Libby,
Filed in Articles, conservation

As public awareness around environmental concerns grows, companies are pushed to reflect on their impact and adopt greener practices. Demonstrating this commitment can be a journey, with various methods and strategies to explore. It doesn’t matter whether you run a small local shop or you’re in charge of a large corporation, there are some great […]

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Guide to taking part in a litter-picking beach clean

By Lucy & Libby,
Filed in Articles, climate change, conservation, Eco Tips, Environmental Campaigns, Environmental Education, green holidays, green transport, recycling, Uncategorized, Water, water hygiene, wildlife

Many beaches around the UK are becoming more and more polluted. It’s estimated that at least 12million tonnes of litter enter the ocean every single year, which is having a hugely negative impact on ecosystems under the sea. One of the most common ways litter ends up in the ocean is from waste being left […]

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Climate Change, Weather and Air Quality – and Uneasy Balance

By Lucy & Libby,
Filed in Articles, climate change, conservation, Environmental Education, sustainability

The climate crisis is a crisis of which almost everyone in the UK is acutely aware. Its impacts have been widespread and devastating, as more and more evidence points to near-irreversible damage on a global scale. Climate change is a nebulous term, though, and one that covers a wide spread of topics – including the […]

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International Plastic Free Day 25th May 2022

By Lucy & Libby,
Filed in Articles, climate change, conservation, Environmental Campaigns, Environmental Education, Uncategorized, water hygiene, wildlife, Zero Waste

International Plastic Free Day is an important day with a reminder to act and change . Over 380 million tons of plastic are produced every year. What a staggering amount! Half of all plastic produced is single-use. We would love to hear from more companies who are committed to action and from those who are […]

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No Mo May 2022!

By Lucy & Libby,
Filed in Articles, climate change, conservation, Environmental Campaigns, Environmental Education, Green Events, green gardening, GreenFinder Events, Uncategorized, wildlife

Lock your lawnmower in the shed for a few weeks and take part in Plantlife’s ‘No Mow May’. Since the 1930’s approximately 7 million acres of flower full meadows and pastures have been lost. This has had a knock on effect resulting in fewer insect-eating birds and pollinators. How can we help? Do nothing in […]

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World Water Day 2022- Making The Invisible Visible

By Lucy & Libby,
Filed in Articles, climate change, conservation, Environmental Campaigns, Environmental Education, sustainability, Uncategorized, water hygiene

The theme for this year is focusing on groundwater: it’s invisible but it’s impact is seen everywhere! Groundwater is an unseen treasure that is vital for our lives; most of the liquid freshwater in the world is groundwater. This supply will become more critical as we see the effects of climate change. Countries need to […]

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International Day of Forests 21st March 2022

By Lucy & Libby,
Filed in Articles, conservation, Environmental Campaigns, Environmental Education, Natural Health, Renewable Energy, sustainability, wildlife

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The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 21st March as the International Day of Forests to celebrate and raise awareness of the importance of forests and forest life. Having lived in Bracknell Forest for a number of years, I came to appreciate the benefits of living and working near trees. Forests are home to about 80% […]

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