GUEST AUTHORS

Mar 1

A Little Bit of Nature goes a long way by Charlie Luff.

In 2020 I was diagnosed with GAD. Generalized Anxiety Disorder. A name for how I had been feeling, but a disconcertingly vague one. And...

Oct 22, 2023

A Land of Dragons.

Introduction by Stephen Thompson An Insect I have become very fascinated by in the last few years is the Dragonfly. Beautiful creatures,...

Apr 26, 2023

Plot 47 - My Little Piece of Heaven by Heather Ward

I remember my Grandmother’s garden. She loved her roses and they, along with other flowers, lined the main area of her back garden in...

Apr 26, 2023

My Daily Hedgeblog by Craig Wilson

One guy's experience of finding Hedgehogs in his garden

Jan 15, 2023

Slim chances at Snettisham

An Article by my friend Hazera Forth. All photos in the blog credited to Hazera. Hazera is passionate about natural history and immerses...

Nov 10, 2021

Ancient Beauty

Trees are a dominant feature on golf courses around the country, a vast array of species, Oak, Sycamore, Beach, Lime to name a few of the...

Jun 14, 2021

The RSPB and the R&A, a Partnership in Conservation. By Marie Athorn

Dr Marie Athorn is the face of a partnership between the RSPB and The R&A. Prior to joining the RSPB in 2020 she was an ecological...

May 20, 2021

Wind, Rain, Work, Family and…. Foxes!

This is the 2nd guest blog by Lucy Cox after her first on Badgers and Mental Health. In this blog she talks about the recent weather and...

May 8, 2021

Badgers and Mental Health by Lucy Cox

Lucy is a local mum with 2 kids. She is involved in scouting and has a passion for nature and Badgers. In this blog she writes about how...

Apr 8, 2021

Fungi by James Hutchinson.

James has worked in the greenkeeping and golf industry for nearly 35 years. During that time, he has been the Environmental Officer for...