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Beyond Be-Leaf by Catherine Sleeman of Horsham Youth Eco Forum (first published in West Sussex County Times)

26 August 2021/in Biodiversity & Nature, Children & nature, Ecology, Youth Eco Forum/by Marianne Lindfield

On Wednesday 14th July, Sussex Green Living’s Youth Eco Forum led a day of outdoor activities in an area of ancient woodland near Billingshurst. The event, named Beyond Be-Leaf, hoped to give young people who would not usually have the opportunity to get out in the countryside a chance to get hands-on and creative, learning […]

Destroying (the) Amazon – Think Local by Morag Warrack

25 August 2021/in Children & nature, Climate change, Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield

We have decided to remove sponsorship from Amazon from our website with the realisation that it contributes to so many of the problems we are all striving to resolve. The brilliant choice of the word “Amazon” is a stroke of genius- linked with one of the most life-sustaining, essential things on the planet! Calling a […]

Wow No Cow! by Keir Hartley (first published in West Sussex County Times)

19 August 2021/in Climate change, Eco News, Ecology, Food Waste, Health and wellbeing/by Marianne Lindfield

If you are reading this column, there’s a good chance that you have an urge to do ‘the right thing’. You’re the sort who’s first to help in a crisis. You were the first to raise the subject of climate change. And the first to actually do something about it! And what better first step […]

To Fly or Not to Fly by Anne Davies (first published in West Sussex County Times)

5 August 2021/in Climate change, Eco News, Ecology, Transport/by Marianne Lindfield

Beyond Be-Leaf: A Day in the Woods by Liz Stack

28 July 2021/in Biodiversity & Nature, Children & nature, Climate change, Eco News, Ecology, Education, Health and wellbeing, Youth Eco Forum/by Marianne Lindfield

Sounding Out Horsham: Carrie Cort on Sussex Green Living and environmental issues

24 July 2021/in Climate change/by Marianne Lindfield

Experience Education Employment Environment by Morag Warrack (first published in West Sussex County Times)

14 July 2021/in Biodiversity & Nature, Children & nature, Eco News, Ecology/by Marianne Lindfield

Earlier this month I had the great pleasure of being shown around two of the four sites managed by Keith and Liane who, along with a great team of trustees run the charity Sustainable Sussex. Volunteer Fiona, who lives in a flat 20 minute’s bike ride away, told me, “I’ve been helping for two years […]

Gardening to save the planet by Kia Trainor CPRE Sussex Director (first published in West Sussex County Times)

7 July 2021/in Biodiversity & Nature, Eco News, Ecology/by Marianne Lindfield

Dave Goulson is Professor of Biology at the University of Brighton. His books, include ‘The Garden Jungle’ and ‘Gardening for Bumblebees’. At a recent talk, he explained that we need insects to pollinate our food crops.  In the UK some growers are now employing people to hand-pollinate their plants, because insect numbers have declined so […]

Why we need to talk about homes after gas – through a Horsham eco open house trial

29 June 2021/in Eco News, Energy, Events, Green Suppliers/by Marianne Lindfield

At our last Sussex Green Ideas Zoom event on Wednesday 16th June we learnt about the challenge of transitioning from gas and the urgent need to cut the 17% of UK emissions that come from heating our leaky homes. You can view the Homes after Gas presentation here. It helps that we can now choose […]

How does your garden grow by Sally Marshall (first published in West Sussex County Times)

19 June 2021/in Eco News/by Marianne Lindfield
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