Mar 31, 2023 | Climate Action
Do you know we could be capturing an ENORMOUS amount of CO2. From patches of wildness to composting plants, we could easily turn our gardens into carbon sinks. While the average garden has about 5 plant species in it, planting around 30, from poppies to grasses to...
Feb 7, 2023 | Climate Action
In New Zealand, indigenous Maori are creating seedbanks to stop the extinction of native plants. Aboriginal communities in Australia have been using controlled burning practices to protect bio-diversity and humans. Innovative crop rotation in Thailand rejuvenates...
Jan 23, 2023 | Climate Action
Li in northern Finland is a green trailblazer. With a population of 10,000, it aims to be the first zero waste town in the world. Listen to Aarfeen’s climate positivity message: Planet Pioneers – Story of a Town Named “Li” in Finland –...
Dec 26, 2022 | Climate Action
Highlands Rewilding is an inspirational green project in Scotland. It aims to be one of the most impactful accelerators of nature-based solutions in the world by 2026. The Invernesshire company currently manages two projects at the Bunloit Estate and Beldorney Estate....
Oct 28, 2022 | Climate Action
Trees capture carbon emissions. An ingenious invention of our home planet, Earth. Unfortunately, we have reached a point where trees alone are NOT enough anymore. We must do everything we can to REDUCE emissions AND actively remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere....
Sep 30, 2022 | Climate Action
Buzz Stops or bee bus stops are popping up in UK cities and across Europe. They are bus shelters with roof gardens to attract butterflies and bees. Dutch cities have increased their urban bee populations after a decline over decades. Utrecht was Europe’s first...
