Guest blog by Neil Kitching, author, geographer and energy specialist To cheer you up during the dark winter, here is an optimistic guest blog by Neil Kitching, Scottish author of Carbon Choices on the Common-sense Solutions to our Climate and Nature Crises. You can see more from Neil at http://www.carbonchoices.uk. Climate optimism? Why on Earth …
Twitter Hashtag Hours are a fantastic way of bringing people together at one time and one place to discuss or share views on a particular subject. A great example of this is #ShoutyHalfHour which takes place during Gardeners World. If you haven’t seen it…pop along for a look at it cause it’s a fun one. …
To grow your business on Twitter takes time and effort on your behalf. It doesn’t just happen because you post a picture of your product, you have to work at it. Twitter is just one of the many social platforms that you can advertise your business totally FREE on and grow your business from the …
Thank you for inviting me onto your blog today and for the amazing support of the launch of my latest book! Shh… It’s our secret It’s possible that we all might have kept a secret or two at one point. It could be yours, your partners or a friends. It may be harmless, or life …
Guest blog by Neil Kitching, author, geographer and energy specialist I wrote Carbon Choices from a frustration that people are still unaware of climate change facts and its implications. Incorporating nature loss into the book is ambitious, but necessary, as nature is integral to climate change and wildlife is fragile. I travelled in Botswana and …
CelebsForSmallBiz Well here we are living in very scary times and in a full lockdown of the UK. Who could ever have foreseen this situation happening! While the Government has provided funding for small businesses, not everyone is able to get that funding. Those who are under 1 year old, or are at least 1 …
It’s time to get your #birds winter ready for staying in your garden and for those migrating.
It’s surprising to still see new blue tit fledglings coming to the feeders this late in the year. On contacting the RSPB they confirmed that it is late for them as they only have one brood a year.
What do you think of the idea of recycling your plastic milk bottles by having a local service where if you wash out and sterilise your empty plastic milk bottles, you can bring them to be filled with the bird food of your choice. I checked out what a 2L bottle holds for some of the …
Evidence that support feeding wild birds benefits them is the fact that we seem to be onto our third batch of fledglings
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