The Turning tides project is a community interest company who believe that everyone has the right of equal access to music, arts and life. Many of the people who benefit from this project are autistic and have a learning disability.The project takes a social model...
What is the 15 minute city initiative?The 15-minute city is defined by its ability to provide access to all human needs by walking or bicycling for a quarter hour or less.It is socioeconomically equitable—those without a car could easily access all their needs. This requirement...
Section 1: Farmed Animals‘From all the greenhouse gas emissions produced by man, 16 % of this is methane while around a third of that comes from ruminant livestock'Prof. John Wallace, University of Aberdeen, UK source: https://bit.ly/3PJAJYs Farmed animals give off a lot of...
June - Butterflies Meadow sweet Red Admiral Adonis Blue Tortoise shell Peacock ...
ElephantForest elephants are the gardeners of the forest. They eat a lot of fruit and swallow the seeds without damaging them, planting them in a big pile of manure. So the distribution of many of the biggest trees are planted by elephants and their dung.Jay[audio...
"The Greatest threat to our planet is APATHY" - Sir David AttenboroughOur children are crying out - when will we listen? When will we learn? At 14 years old I organised the recycling in my house. My father put the carefully sorted bags in the garage...
Situated up in the Vale, Le Grand Pré nature reserve, with a large channel of water, shows off wild Guernsey at its best and is full of tiny mini beasts. In winter, there is evidence that it is quite soggy and they are doing up one...
St Stephen's Church St Stephen's church is situated in St Peter Port next to a main road. It is surrounded by roads and houses. They have taken a managed approach to their summer colour and created flower beds. The front of the church has a few...
St John's Church is in St Peter Port, not far from Salerie Corner. An urban church, it is surrounded on four sides by houses. This, however, has not deterred the church from creating a haven for mini wildlife in the graveyard.Becky Ogier, the education officer...
Perching birds sing to set up their territories. Males sing to attract a mateShorter calls can be made to contact another birdThe following birds were heard at Saumarez Park between 5.15 and 7am on 1st May 2022Photos are from the RSPB website as we didn't see...