Diversity and Inclusion in Nature In my role supporting the Nature Health Practice Network in the West of England https://www.natureandhealthpractitioners.com I chair a special interest group on Diversity and Inclusion in Nature and Health. We have some great discussions in this group, sharing successes of our work to challenge inequality of access to health benefits …
Supported by The Community Farm, Chew Magna How are you doing today? The world creaks back into action but still many of us cannot go back into our normal activities. The Community Farm, Chew Covid19 Response Fund The wonderful people at the Community Farm have been fundraising for a Covid19 response in order to reach …
Covid 19 – Some describe this time by saying we’re all on the same sea but in different vessels. Yes we’re all in this together, but with so many different outlooks. There is widespread compassion for the plight of those in struggle. But that compassion finds its limit for many when their residential area is …
Greyfield Woods and other beauty spots busier than ever Read More »
Leaving primary school for secondary is a big change that we all remember, as life changes dramatically at this age. The 27 children in Year 6 at St Mary’s in Timsbury will soon be spreading their wings to secondary and the new horizons this brings. In symbolism of this transition, during their last term they have …
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″] [et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] What will we do as we move towards a less stable climate, as extreme weather becomes more common? Already we are a species divorced from the natural environment, in concert with which we spent millennia evolving. We have lost not only our intuition, instinct and responsiveness to …
Weather change – Culture change… the influence of climate change on culture Read More »
The phenomenal bluebells are almost over now, and leaf cover is providing some decent shade for the hot days as well as cover on rainy days. What a great place to spend every season.
Autumn colour from Amethyst Deceiver and Russula fungi, rowan berry and elder bead jewellry, and beech leaves
last night on the camera trap. While at the badger sett 8 badgers were observed coming in and out. Its hard to tell the adults from the young now.
