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Wondering what to grow in your garden this month? Check out my blog post! https://lnkd.in/eakbE6wq

Want to make your garden more bee-friendly? 🌻🟡⚫🟡⚫🌻 This handy article will help you do just that, and what better day to do it than today - World Bee Day! Buzz to it!! 👇 https://ow.ly/23Qu50RMVv1

The numbers are clear! Together we can make big shifts in how we look after nature. Where do you sit on this graph? At what level do you act for nature? The bars in the graph have the shape of a stairway which seems to represent the 'ease' of that level of action. Have you considered what could happen if we all take the next step?? #nature #conservation #biodiversity #climate #positivechange

Winter won't last forever! In our blog today 👇 Transform your yard with expert tips on choosing the perfect trees. From privacy to pollinators, discover the key to a thriving landscape. 🌳 🖨️ https://rem.ax/40STQFO

How to prepare your garden for summer? This article will guide you thoroughly. https://lnkd.in/dZjt2jHg

The old adage "the best two times to plant a tree are now and 20 years ago" is especially true in the fall. Learn more about why trees are a necessary addition to your landscape! Keep reading 👉 https://lnkd.in/g4pCSdVu

Celebrate #NationalForestWeek by learning all about our forests in our new Forest Fun Booklet. Inside, find activities like leaf BINGO, a word search, a maze to plant your own tree, and more! https://ow.ly/YEQn50PO4y9

🍄 Check out this blog by Dr Deborah Long, Chief Officer of Scottish Environment LINK, about connecting with #nature through noticing the small details of Autumn, and the joys it brings her. 🍂 ➡️ https://lnkd.in/enVvSQBP

In 2023, we commissioned a survey to understand the ecological impact an orienteering event could have on vegetation and ground compaction. Here, we outline the key outcomes of the survey and recommendations that planners and organisers may find beneficial when planning future events. We thank the event planners and landowners for their assistance in enabling this important work. Access the report and read the summary of outcomes and recommendations: https://lnkd.in/ePzJaxQp

#SanfordFarm on #Nantucket Island | Nature Walk Talks with Dr. Dale Atkins https://lnkd.in/gzdg3J5Y #August #2024 Well, here we are on another nature walk talk. And as you can see on my shirt, I'm on Nantucket. And Nantucket's always been a very meaningful place for me. I love it here. And even on a hot, muggy day, I just love it. And one of the reasons I love it is because it's unpredictable weather-wise. You never know whether the fog is going to be so thick that you can't see your hand, or whether there's going to be blue skies, or within a half an hour of one weather pattern, you'll get another weather pattern. The other reason I love it is because there are so many birds and magnificent fields. And if you try and do what I do, which is stay away from the people, and in the summer, there's a lot of people here, you can just get lost in nature. Right now, I'm walking at a place called Sanford Farm. And it was a working farm in the '16 and 1700s. And now there's just beautiful, beautiful growth and meadows and bushes. It's beautiful. I just wanted to say to you that sometimes coming to a familiar place, I often share with you how much I like to go back to familiar places in addition to exploring new places. But when you come to a familiar place, even the air is familiar. The textures are familiar. You can be in the present, and you can also access what it is that was familiar that can be so nurturing. And that's one of the things I love about this type of a place. It's different, it's new, and yet it's the same. And there aren't too many experiences in life where you can say that. So I'm just going to let you hear the birds and look at the meadows. Thanks for joining me on another nature walk talk. #NatureWalks #Nature #RelationshipAdvice #RelationshipCoaching #NatureWalkTalks #DrDaleAtkins