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A busy start to Spring at The Greenhouse Project
Spring is peeking it’s way around the corner (and through the soil in the form of crocuses and daffys) which means that gardeners all around have been busily preparing for the growing season.…
Spring is peeking it’s way around the corner (and through the soil in the form of crocuses and daffys) which means that gardeners all around have been busily preparing for the growing season.…
National Nest Box Week marks the beginning of the breeding season for birds. Our Forest School Project Officer, Rachel, describes how the children she has been working with across Merseyside have…
Philips Park Project Officer, Iain Mackennon, discusses the invasive species, rhododendron.
We are so proud of what we have been able to achieve through The Greenhouse Project; transforming the previously derelict and unusable greenhouses of Witton Country Park into a beloved community…
We are all feeling the pinch this Christmas, but the children we work with have found that making decorations by hand using natural materials can feel equally as festive without breaking the bank…
Sphagnum moss is a very special type of moss which is only found in wet acidic areas such as peatlands, in fact it creates the peat itself. Find out how it does this and why it matters…
New Environmental Land Management Schemes described as vital by UK Government, but still - after six years of waiting - no detail is provided.
Our pioneering Rindle wetter farming trial is working to support nature as well as our climate.
My Wild City Project Officer, Cris, shares the results of an exciting species recording pilot in Manchester - using DNA samples to monitor wildlife diversity in ponds.