In a remarkable display of environmental stewardship, the Lancashire Wildlife Trust, in partnership with Fylde Council and dedicated volunteers, is set to enhance the coastal defences of St Annes by planting hundreds of used Christmas trees in the sand dunes. […]
Sleeping bags are essential for camping enthusiasts, but what do you do when they’ve served their purpose? Instead of discarding them, there are several sustainable and creative ways to give your old sleeping bags a new lease of life. This
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Attention nature enthusiasts and green warriors! Hell Wath Local Nature Reserve in Ripon is embarking on a significant environmental endeavour, and your help is crucial. The Friends of Hell Wath (FOHW), backed by North Yorkshire Council and The Conservation Volunteers,
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A recent scientific study has sounded alarm bells about the state of our planet, with Earth exceeding its “safe operating space for humanity” in six out of nine critical environmental measurements. While this news may seem daunting, there are steps
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“Nature needs chaos, it needs randomness,” says Lee Schofield from the RSPB. He is sitting on the bank of Swindale Beck, a stretch of river close to Haweswater Reservoir in Cumbria – one of England’s largest lakes. The chaos –
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