There is still a lot of nature to be discovered, despite the hot sun and lack of rain.
Retailers are asking for government policy to reduce packaging, but I thought that more power resided in the corporate world to bring about change, than in Whitehall.
I achieved an ambition and saw arguably one of the prettiest insects in the UK, unless you are a small insect on which it preys.
Gooseberries and sweet peas – a small, but welcome, harvest.
An environmental law and legislation workshop didn’t answer any of my questions formally, but through some networking opportunities and a few links to websites, I feel a little more prepared to compile a legislation register for the site.
Lots of insects, but no butterflies, loads of flowers and birds – what more can you ask for? Except some butterflies.
A Monday morning rant brought about by the government’s plan to reward buying but not to make us pay the full cost.
BP may be shouldering the blame for the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, but we are all responsible to some degree.
It is the middle of May, and flowers can be seen at all levels, from daisies in the grass to the flowers of hawthorn and horse chestnut trees.
A three part series on BBC2 has made me evaluate my life and relationships, and pointed out a few things that I think would benefit everyone.
