In the UK, ancient woodlands like Fingle Woods in Devon offer sanctuary to a variety of rare species and are home to more threatened species than any other terrestrial habitat. These forests also play an essential role in addressing the climate crisis by storing an estimated 77 million tonnes of carbon. Despite this, more than… Continue reading The plan to revive the UK’s ancient woods (and seven species that live in them)
Author: Sarah Barratt
Is this the blueprint for a food bank that’s more human?
The Bread and Butter Thing is revolutionizing the way food banks are run in the UK. With over 90 hubs spread out across the country, the charity provides nutritious fruits, vegetables and other household essentials to over 45,000 members each week. Unlike other food banks, The Bread and Butter Thing doesn’t provide a pre-determined set… Continue reading Is this the blueprint for a food bank that’s more human?
Really wild diets are found to boost foragers’ health
A citizen science study conducted by The Wildbiome Project indicates that integrating foraged food into the diet can lead to improved gut health, BMI and blood sugar. The study documented the progress of 26 UK foragers who consumed a 100% wild diet for a period of one to three months during spring 2023. The project… Continue reading Really wild diets are found to boost foragers’ health
The nature-inspired art bringing delight to dull urban spaces
Catherine Borowski and Lee Baker, the minds behind Graphic Rewilding, aim to inject urban spaces with the vibrancy of nature through their massive nature-inspired artworks. The founders’ project features the installation of colourful, flower-themed murals on barren or rundown spaces in the city where actual rewilding may not be feasible. The duo believes that even… Continue reading The nature-inspired art bringing delight to dull urban spaces