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https://www.rhs.org.uk/science/articles/gardeners-are-frontline-in-protecting-biodiversity Gardens are the UK’s unsung powerhouses of biodiversity and a valuable habitat that should be included in Biodiversity Net Gain metrics. The variety of living organisms (plants, animals, fungi and microorganisms) in a particular environment. Boosting the biodiversity of your garden has many benefits, including supporting wildlife, improving soil health and reducing the likelihood…

Trees for streets Trees for Streets is the National Street Tree Sponsorship scheme, co-founded by the national charity Trees for Cities and civic innovator Start with Local. We aim to make it easy for residents and organisations to donate to the planting and watering of trees in their streets and neighbourhoods. We host sponsorship schemes…

Five ways to build and populate them Building a bee and bug-friendly garden begins with the choice of plants that will attract, feed and provide a habitat for these essential pollinators.

If you are aged between 18-30 or know of anyone within that demographic who is using tech to end extreme poverty this is an amazing opportunity for you. The Global Citizen Prize: Cisco Youth Leadership Award was established by Cisco and Global Citizen to recognize an individual aged 18-30 who has contributed meaningfully with technology…

From Nation Cymru, News 07 Dec 2025 Council destroys local woodland to prove their commitment to the environment Wales is facing a biodiversity crisis—18% of species are at risk of extinction, and 90 species have already disappeared since 1970. Recent destruction of mature native woodland in Bridgend for a butterfly garden is a stark reminder…

I am Ethel Wynard-Nadzo, CEO of ThriveScapeWorld. Welcome to our website, that illustrates our company’s work, our expertise and the kind of projects we are involved in. If you think we can help your organisation, please get in touch, we are friendly, creative, solution-focused and work with a variety of clients and stakeholders. I felt…