As we experience the ups and downs of life at this time, freedom has become a cherished commodity - if commodity is the right way of expressing it. Freedom of…

On this road trip of life, where do we expect to end up?  If life is as they say, more a journey than a destination, then where is this journey…

It's sad but true, that urban waterways have suffered badly at the hands of developers with the help of modern day engineering and the approval of regulatory authorities such as…

Clive Blazey is Co-founder of The Diggers Club and has been a constant voice for nature for over 50 years.  This is post taken from the Diggers Club website that…

Here's a provocative statement to launch a blog post:  ‘Lawns are nature purged of sex and death. No wonder Americans like them so much,’ wrote Michael Pollan in Second Nature: A…

There is no doubt in our minds that Mother Earth should be given stakeholder status in every aspect of our daily lives, translating to all aspects of our society and…

Our occasional series of stories where people reflect on their visits to Munibung Hill, includes some history of the Cardiff village as it was in those days. Julie Graham (nee…

She's been a tower of strength stretching back decades.  Now in her 87th year, Jane Goodall is not giving up hope that we can come to our senses and give…

Continuing with another post on the plastic crisis. It’s everywhere. Literally and figuratively, it’s everywhere.  We’ve become reliant on plastic in all its forms.  The issue is that when combined…

Although it is often considered the bane of gardeners, arborists and farmers, the pendulous clumps of mistletoe provide an extremely important resource for all manner of wildlife. Mistletoe boosts wildlife…