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“Don’t be concerned, it will not harm youIt’s only me pursuing something I’m not sure ofAcross my dreams, with nets of wonderI chase the bright elusive butterfly of love.” Elusive Butterfly by Dolly Parton We’re chatting with Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust about taking over the care and management of Neu-Lindsey nature Read more…
Written by Sophia B. So I’m sure we’re all aware that the world is sort of dying – but do not despair! It can be difficult to even think about tackling a climate emergency, but there are small steps that anyone can do that might just help the environment, as Read more…
It’s taken just over a year to get there but Minch CAN is finally becoming an official thing! We have our constitution in place, a few members, some projects on the go …and BIG IDEAS for the future! So, we decided it’s about time we celebrated all that with everyone Read more…
In 2018 Government advisers warned that tree planting in the UK needed to double in order to tackle the issues associated with climate change, however between April and September last year only 736 hectares of new forest were planted – 70% of the amount planted in 2019. Not only has Read more…
How do your carbon emissions compare to others in the UK and the rest of the world? Are you on track to reduce your emissions to net-zero by 2045? What areas of your own lifestyle could you adjust to make it easier to reduce your carbon footprint? WWF has put Read more…
Climate change means more extreme weather events; hotter summers, warmer winters, bigger and more frequent storm events. With this comes the threat of increased flash floods and flood risks. Natural flood management (NFM) aims to reduce the downstream maximum water height of a flood (the flood peak) or to delay Read more…
Even if you’ve been not able to get out and about recently, you may have seen coverage in the Stroud News & Journal about the shocking extent of the felling being conducted across our commons, where diseased trees are being cleared to prevent a threat to the highway and other Read more…
Many of us Brits love our beef. The aroma of a roasting joint weaving through Sunday lunches spent laughing and chatting with loved ones. Steaks sizzling over an open fire; the backing track to easy, dreamy summer-evening barbecues spent relaxing. Roadside, train-station, street-corner burgers hotly, greasily punctuating the match, the Read more…
“And a new day will dawn for those who stand longAnd the forests will echo with laughter.” Stairway To Heaven by Led Zeppelin It’s difficult to imagine when strolling through Box Woods, or when gazing across the common in any direction, that we desperately need to plant more trees. But Read more…
Do you have an idea for a way to tackle climate change locally? Maybe you’ve made a change to the way you do something and if only everyone made that same change in their lives it could have a big impact? Perhaps you have some knowledge or experience to share. Read more…