Picnic aspiration: A beautiful hamper filled with fresh bread and homemade lemonade, a peaceful sun-dappled spot, maybe a nap afterwards, probably a gin and tonic. Picnic reality: A cool-bag with a weird smell, tantrums, wasps, something oily leaking on everything, rain, a seagull attack, then remembering you have to do all the washing up afterwards. […]
Sustainable Summer: How to have a planet-friendly picnic Read More »
Welcome to our Powerful and Positive climate conversations series. This is the first in a six part series exploring what works – and what doesn’t – when it comes to communicating with the people in your life about the climate and nature emergency, and helping to build a movement for change. “I always find the
The stories that unite us: whose job is it to talk about climate? Read More »
Sensory playdough is one of our favourite eco make and do activities that we love to run with groups, so we thought we’d share our DIY recipe for you to try too! Why make your own playdough? It’s a lot cheaper than buying it; This homemade version feels so soft and lovely as you squidge
Little Squirrels: Easy sensory playdough to make at home Read More »
The Education (Environment and Sustainable Citizenship) Bill has just had its second reading in the House of Lords, and Teach the Future, a campaign to make education on the climate crisis mainstream in the curriculum, is campaigning in support of this bill, which Lord Jim Knight brought forward. The Minister of the Department for
Current climate education is inadequate: Why we’re supporting Teach the Future Read More »
What are you up to this summer? We hope that, whatever you’re planning, you’re able to find time to take a break. We wanted to share with you what we’ll be getting up to and how you can get involved. It’s an exciting time for us as we’re counting down to the autumn launch of
Summer events, our new climate conversations series, and more! Read More »
UPDATE! Since we posted this we’ve received a response from Cardiff Council – scroll down to read what they said. Last year, after receiving a flood of messages and tweets from people upset about their local green space being flattened by council mowers, we decided to channel some lockdown creativity and launched the Say No
Map the mowing: sharing your suggestions with Cardiff Council. UPDATED! Read More »
