If you have an attractive front-garden, do send us your pictures Do you have a lovely front garden or a ‘concrete jungle’? Last summer, our regular contributor Eileen Peck asked: “What is happening to our front gardens?” So many people have paved over their front gardens and this challenges wildlife as it means the loss
Reaching out to other natures conservationists can have such a positive impact: the power and joy of ‘finding people to talk to’ is astonishing! The late summer evening was balmy and the light was fading as I stepped out for a stroll round my neighbourhood before settling in for the night. Before I’d gone far,
It’s tempting to think that a journalist writing for The Times – Nicholas Hellen – had been reading our very own HLE blog and decided to join in our attempts to encourage people to make their gardens more ‘green’ and ‘wildlife-friendly’! This very week, just as we are all feeling the effects of record-breaking high
At the end of a hot summer’s day, when the sun is sinking, the air is cooling and the birds are singing their best before going to bed, what pleasure it is to take a short walk around the neighbourhood, perhaps chatting to the neighbours and looking at the neat suburban gardens. But wait, what’s