The UNESCO Education for Sustainable Development for 2030 online conference took place in May 2021 primarily for national leaders and decision makers in environmental education and UNESCO supported youth representatives from the Biosphere programme around the world to attend. Nat Marshall was fortunate enough to gain a place at the conference representing The Living Coast and has written this blog of his experience.
Want to do more to ‘green’ your garden and your street? Do you want to learn more about our native wildlife and how your garden can become a haven? Greenhavens Network can support you from a window box to big scale garden reserve! They also offer training to become a Wilder Garden Champion ...
Does Bristol have more birds than Brighton? Cardiff more chestnuts than Coventry? Manchester more minibeasts than Middlesbrough? Help us find out by taking part in City Nature Challenge!
Like everyone else in the tourism industry, our original plans for our BioCultural Heritage Tourism Project had to change with the impact of Covid-19. Find out what’s been happening in the past year and things to look forward to in 2021...
It’s incredible to think that up until its closure in 1981, this beautiful ecologically diverse reserve was a landfill site! Now designated a Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI) it is recolonising and evolving...
Kate Drake, Health and Wellbeing Officer for the South Downs National Park, gives her take on ways to reduce stress during lockdown and gives an update on her work.
