It was wonderful chatting with Paul Wilson recently when Jenny joined his Happy Head Podcast. They discussed many subjects from bees, hedgehogs, sustainability to mindfulness and planting – in all honesty there wasn’t many topics they didn’t touch on. Grab yourself a cuppa and join us to listen in. Thank you Paul for the invitation […]
Thanks to Paul Webb, Energy Expert for his wonderful podcast Energy Speaks Back. It was lovely chatting with Paul and being part of it – No.24! If you missed our discussion on how Tales from Mother Earth is making a difference, our journey and what this means to us, you can catch it here.
We thank Helen Rogers of Highgate Honey for bringing you today’s guest blog on Feeding the Bees. Feeding the Bees. In the UK we have about 270 different types of bee. Most of these are solitary bees, 27 are bumble bees and we have 1 type of honeybee. The different types of bee are all […]
Recently our co-founder Jenny Bailey was asked to write blog for Little Wild Tales on the importance of ‘Re-wilding Childhood’. It gives us great pleasure to share this with you here.
Our thanks to Ivelina Borislavova who runs Mother Nature Loves You, a lifestyle and food blog for the opportunity for our co-founder and author Jenny, to write a guest blog for her website. “Many times, as a parent I’ve made up stories with my children, as I’m sure we all have. Invariably, all of mine […]
Recently we joined Aaron Moskowitz on his ‘Get In my Garden’ podcast to share our thoughts on how connecting with nature greatly benefits us all ….especially children. We hope you enjoy listening to our discussion here.
It was a pleasure and a joy to participate in the #YouthClimateSummit2020 and share our story workshop Phoebe the Bee – teaching children about the vital role bees and the other pollinators play in our world. Here is the celebration video marking the event, where over five themed days, thousands of schools came together to […]
Jamie Sneddon, Experienced Field Biologist/Ecologist, Munlochy, Scotland My earliest memories of being obsessed with animals involve watching the Lion King. I still have the VHS, but you would see mostly static if you tried to watch it, thanks to countless hours of watching and rewinding. As I grew up, I would get myself into trouble […]
