Geraldine Burles Ecological writer Satish Kumar once wrote that ‘unless you know Nature, you cannot love her’. Likewise, if we wish to protect England’s green and pleasant land, it’s important to get to know why. People who drop fast food litter, pollute our seas with oil and hunt our precious wildlife, obviously were never taught…
East of England
a guide to the county of Suffolk, naturally
Geraldine Burles Ecological writer Satish Kumar once wrote that ‘unless you know Nature, you cannot love her’. Likewise, if we wish to protect England’s green and pleasant land, it’s important to get to know why. People who drop fast food litter, pollute our seas with oil and hunt our precious wildlife, obviously were never taught…
ideas to help restore our wonderful wetlands
Sue Fenlon Wetlands are endangered habitats that are needed for many wildlife and people worldwide. England has many wetlands that have the most fertile land, where most of our organic food comes from. Other types of wetlands are: Swamps (wet woodlands) Wet grasslands (home to endangered curlews) Seagrass beds (home to sea turtles) Salt marshes…
the history of England’s wonderful windmills
Geraldine Burles England used to be full of windmills, but not so much now. Previously used to generate water energy and grind grains for artisan flours, today most have been turned into holiday homes (good to preserve them, but a bit sad too). Most windmills are found in Eastern England, and the areas look quite…