Written by Clare Topping
on 29th Jun 2009.
This year is already proving to be more productive in the garden than the last two years put together.
Written by James Whinfrey
on 25th Jun 2009.
Whatever Climate Change has to offer, the natural world will adapt, but we need to consider whether we’ll have a place in the living landscape of the future.
Written by Clare Topping
on 24th Jun 2009.
Before starting to reduce our energy consumption I first needed to find out how much we are using and where.
Written by Clare Topping
on 21st Jun 2009.
The Carbon Trust returned to raise our energy awareness – did it work?
Written by Clare Topping
on 17th Jun 2009.
There were a lot of suggestions in our energy audit report, some of which were valid, others were not. In this post I will give a quick summary of the areas covered.
Written by Clare Topping
on 14th Jun 2009.
I went looking for damselflies and found a snake in the grass.
Written by James Whinfrey
on 12th Jun 2009.
Clare and I have decided to take a more focused look at the environmental impact of our household, so where do we start?
Written by Clare Topping
on 10th Jun 2009.
A Sunday afternoon walk in the park revealed a lot of wildlife in the hedgerows.
Written by James Whinfrey
on 7th Jun 2009.
From an aesthetic perspective, I’m a big fan of greening our living spaces, but stop for a moment to consider the potential advantages of greening the skyline of our homes, businesses and public buildings.
Written by James Whinfrey
on 4th Jun 2009.
After a recent conversation on Twitter, I started to wonder whether the popular view of climate change is a little too narrow.