The 20th of May is World Bee Day! It’s the day we acknowledge the more than 16,000 species of bees on this planet and how they, and other pollinators, provide food for humans and other animals, sustain biodiversity and help Mother Nature. In celebration of bees and all pollinators, I’ve created another set of WonderWorksheets
Bees and Other Pollinators – New Eco-Worksheet! Read More »
The phrase “Climate Change” gets bandied about a lot. But what does Climate Change mean? As a result of human activity on this planet, we’re seeing increased storms, floods and droughts – and they are bigger and more devastating. Global temperatures, especially in the oceans, are increasing, and polar ice caps are melting, which means
Climate Change isn’t everything: We’re talking Planetary Collapse. Let’s fix it. Read More »
Hedgehogs, those cute, spikey critters are under threat. There should be millions of them across the globe, but their populations are shrinking fast. What can we do to help Hedgehogs survive? We need to make our gardens and parks and common spaces hedgehog-friendly. Keep your garden and other natural areas litter-free. Hedgehogs and other wildlife
Here’s How to Save Hedgehogs Read More »
I love elephants. I’m in awe of their huge size, their intelligence, their community spirit, their fierceness, their grace, their extreme care for each other, their strength, their resolve, their beauty, their elephant-ness. But I’m also very worried. I’m scared that one day, soon, too soon, there will be only a handful of elephants left…
Elephant Extinction – Does it Matter? (52 Ways to Save the Planet) Read More »
