Blogs about: Urban Conservation

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First BYC Blog!

hamiltonswcd wrote 1 month ago: In an effort to share the motivations and enthusiasm of some of the landowners we assist, the Backya … more →

Tags: Backyard Conservation, Być..., Central Indiana

Spring

16stories wrote 3 months ago: Happy New Year! Yes, 2013 is practically a month old, but after two wonderful weeks of being at home … more →

Tags: Visual Stuff, kids, Illustration, colored pencil, watercolor pencil, Drawing, Environment, children's illustrations, Parents

Green Christmas

16stories wrote 5 months ago: Is there such a thing as carpal elbow? Next time, I’ll spend more than a day on something like … more →

Tags: Visual Stuff, colored pencil, watercolor pencil, Drawing, picture book, children's illustrations, Pastels, Christmas, city

Green Streets Cut Pollution More Than Previously Thought3 comments

Kay Haw wrote 9 months ago: Reblogged from The Dirt: A new research study by Professor Thomas Pugh at Lancaster University and o … more →

Tags: climate change, Conservation, Pollution, Trees, BBC, forest, Heat, Urban, Tree

Growing a new forest in Peterborough14 comments

Kay Haw wrote 9 months ago: Forest for Peterborough, an exciting initiative to plant trees for residents… Peterborough can … more →

Tags: Conservation, woodland creation, forestry management, Woodland, Council, Planting, Tree, Population, city

Trees in the Townscape – 12 guiding principles for urban trees1 comment

Kaye Brennan wrote 10 months ago: The Trust was one of the first organisations to sponsor Trees in the Townscape, A Guide for Decision … more →

Tags: climate change, Planning, Conservation, Local Government, Policy, protection, urban trees, Trees and Design Action Group, tdag

Management of our woods

Kay Haw wrote 10 months ago: Management of our Woods The Woodland Trust was built on the foundation of our woodland estate and, a … more →

Tags: Ancient semi natural woodland, Ancient trees, biodiversity conservation, Conservation, forestry management, Plantations on Ancient Woodland Sites (PAWS), Access, ancient, benefit

Impressive Funds Raised (and Oppressive Heat Noted!) at the Nature Conservancy Global Gala

mnarov wrote 11 months ago: Drummers led guests into (the coveted air conditioning of) Cipriani. Published by Velvet Roper “If w … more →

Tags: The New York Observer, Meredith Viera, The Nature Conservancy, TNC Gala, Cipriani, Robert W. Wilson

Why trees?5 comments

Kay Haw wrote 11 months ago: I just had to share this fantastic, short doodle-video with you. In a nutshell, it illustrates why w … more →

Tags: Agriculture, climate change, Conservation, woodland creation, Inspiration, biodiversity conservation, protection, woodland and water, Pollution

My Eco Dad1 comment

jimtolstrup wrote 11 months ago: “Shut the door!” …my Dad shouted, when my brothers and I left it wide open in the … more →

Tags: High Plains Environmental Center, Suburbitat, Jim Tolstrup, Colorado, Ecology, Native Plants, Stormwater, ecoliteracy, Children and nature

Natural stress relief

Kay Haw wrote 11 months ago: On top of our recent post about the benefits of green space for our immune systems, researchers have … more →

Tags: climate change, Conservation, London, Boris Johnson, health, Stress, Natural, Exercise, Green Space

Why urban trees matter!3 comments

Nikki Williams wrote 11 months ago: Have any of you been watching the brilliant BBC programme The 70′s? A really thought provoking … more →

Tags: climate change, England, Local Government, Policy, health, Inspiration, Community Groups, Planning, woodland creation

Does biodiversity make your skin itch? 7 comments

Kaye Brennan wrote 12 months ago: When we say that biodiversity is important, and that contact with nature is good for our mental and … more →

Tags: climate change, Planning, Conservation, health, biodiversity conservation, Pollution, woods, Urban, Allergies

Home buyers want to live near public green spaces2 comments

Kaye Brennan wrote 12 months ago: One of the eight key features that people need and want from their homes is public open space, parti … more →

Tags: climate change, Planning, woodland creation, biodiversity conservation, protection, Communities, Riba, householders, Homebuyers

Rescuing Nature

jimtolstrup wrote 1 year ago: Is nature really “red in tooth and claw,” is it “survival of the fittest,” o … more →

Tags: High Plains Environmental Center, Suburbitat, Colorado, Ecology, sustainability, Loveland, Environment, health, wellbeing wildlife

Space to breathe – trees and urban air quality1 comment

Kay Haw wrote 1 year ago: Our towns and cities need trees A report on Trees and Urban Air Quality released by the Woodland Tru … more →

Tags: Conservation, Pollution, Air, Asthma, British Lung Foundation, Child, city, Cooling, Corridor

Greening an Entire Block Instead of Just One Building - Jobs & Economy - The Atlantic Cities

kubla wrote 1 year ago: Living City Block’s basic concept is simple. Small buildings rarely have the resources to do a serio … more →

Tags: Good Information, Good Decisions, Inclusion & Openness, Power and Energy, Climate Environment, Green, Conservation

Ospreys Return to Northern Colorado

jimtolstrup wrote 1 year ago: Each year at the High Plains Environmental Center we await the return of the Ospreys…   I … more →

Tags: High Plains Environmental Center, Suburbitat, Jim Tolstrup, Colorado, Loveland, Environment, wellbeing wildlife, Nature, Environmental Stewardship

Bushy Tales: The Truth About Squirrels

jimtolstrup wrote 1 year ago: Squirrels are among the most common wildlife inhabitants in suburbitat, yet most of us actually know … more →

Tags: High Plains Environmental Center, Suburbitat, Jim Tolstrup, Colorado, Ecology, Native Plants, Stormwater, ecoliteracy, Children and nature


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