Don’t discard your fruit peels! There is so much we can do with fruit peels, it seems nonsensical to simply toss them away with the
“I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order.” – John Burroughs These are the musings of
These are the musings of an ecological artist. Reflections on her experience and nature connection practices offered during ‘Bringing it Home’, a year long course
Art and Activism, Biodiversity Protection, Conservation, Environmental Action, Love Nature, Nature Connectedness, Sustainability
Biodiversity in Action : Deepening our connection with nature Wild Acres Week is a series of online and in-person events, where together we can learn more
These are the musings of an ecological artist. Reflections on her experience and nature connection practices offered during ‘Bringing it Home’, a year long course
Biodiversity Protection, Conservation, Ecological Debate, Love Nature, Nature Connectedness, Sustainability
The smaller we come to feel ourselves compared to the mountain, the nearer we come to participating in its greatness. Arne Næss We face many environmental ethical dilemmas, one of
While environmental and conservation concerns look towards species endangerment, and things like how pollution and climate change is effecting the Earth’s atmosphere, the oceans and
In May we had the pleasure of introducing you to the photographer Angel Cray. This amazingly talented lady is not afraid to experiment – driven
Climate Action, Eco Friendly / Green Product, Environmental Action, Sustainability, Sustainable Design
Back in March we were introduced to The Scrum Doctor Peter Bracken. He sent us his first Vlog, which is perhaps best described as the
The Celtic Festival of Samhain Samhain (a Gaelic word pronounced “SAH-win”) comes from Celtic pagan origins. It is a Gaelic pagan festival originating from an
