Sidford @ Gardeners’ World
“Most of our garden is quite a wild garden.” . One of the key ideas of the new Sid Valley Biodiversity Group is to focus… Read More »Sidford @ Gardeners’ World
“Most of our garden is quite a wild garden.” . One of the key ideas of the new Sid Valley Biodiversity Group is to focus… Read More »Sidford @ Gardeners’ World
“As the projects develop, we hope that other coastal areas facing similar issues will be able to learn from the work we have done and… Read More »Lower Otter Restoration Project to recieve £8.5m funding
… systems with low carbon input … low water and high biodiversity … . What is ‘sustainable food’? Food, the transition movement and life after… Read More »What is ‘sustainable food’?
‘right tree, right place’ . Is planting loads of trees a good thing? . Here’s a way forward from the Suffolk Wildlife Trust: . Woodland… Read More »Natural regeneration and nurturing existing woodlands
… or: “carbon offsetting as an excuse for carrying on bad behaviour.” . How can we get to ‘zero carbon”? Devon going carbon neutral .… Read More »The business of eco-valuation
“As habitat and biodiversity loss increase globally, the coronavirus outbreak may be just the beginning of mass pandemics.” A new discipline, planetary health, is emerging… Read More »How to create a pandemic
Protecting peat bogs. How you can make sure you aren’t accidentally harming this precious habitat with your gardening choices. . Gardeners can’t get their hands… Read More »Using peat-free compost
“New Thinking on Clean Growth – Transforming Sidmouth” . The Vision Group for Sidmouth Back in 2006, a year after it was founded, the VGS… Read More »Creating a new Vision for Sidmouth
The beginnings of the Sidmouth 2020 project . A project for today and tomorrow Launched in March 2020, the Vision Group for Sidmouth has initiated… Read More »The launch of the Sidmouth 2020 project
Where do you feel we should be going – considering where we are now? . Back in 2006, a year after it was founded, the… Read More »Beyond the coronavirus: a new vision for Sidmouth
“We need to take a holistic approach as we begin to reimagine and remake our own futures.” “We have to care about climate, health, and… Read More »‘Doughnut’ model can mend post-coronavirus economy
“Wouldn’t it be lovely if all the new housing estates that are being built had a tiny area of woodland in among the houses?” . Earthwatch… Read More »tiny forests
How is the UK food system to play its part in mitigating climate change, improving our local environments, reducing pollution and improving biodiversity and soil… Read More »How is food produced and where?
Preparing for Life After Coronavirus. The Science Festival is already looking to life after the coronavirus. with an interactive talk happening this Tuesday: ONLINE:… Read More »Clean Growth for Sidmouth 2020
Get to know the biodiversity in your back yard – and help “engage, educate and inform people about the natural world”. . We are allowed… Read More »Explore your area – and virtually too