Promoting & Enhancing The Natural Beauty of the Sid Valley
Spring is creeping over the horizon and my long-suffering husband is keeping an eye on his lawn (not ours!) for the appearance of dandelions. He hates them with a vengeance. As soon as they appear he is out there with his rooting fork toRead More
2 responses We are at the Autumn Equinox where day is as long as the night. The year turns as the growing season has peaked, and the land slows down and rests. The farmers have brought in the last of their crops, and the wildlife makesRead More
Leave a comment I’ve told traditional stories here that reflect a current biodiversity issue. They show a set of values to live a life by, that there are consequences for our behaviour – good or bad- and that we have had a connection to the natural worldRead More
Leave a comment One of the biggest concerns over the past few years has been the fall in the number of bees as well as other pollinators. Three quarters of the world’s crops are dependent on pollination. That includes things like apples, pears, Brazil nuts and manyRead More
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