Copied from post on https://www.instagram.com/animamundiherbals/ Have you ever thought about how the language we use separates us from nature? 🌳 Language affects our relationships with the natural world more than we may realize. If we change how we talk about nature, expanding our vocabularies to include new words (maybe even some in languages that are not our own), we might deepen our sense of interconnectedness, dispel the myth that humans and nature are separate, and move toward stronger actions for conservation, climate solutions, and preventing biodiversity loss. Indigenous communities like the Syilx Okanagan Nation, for example, refer to “the…

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Nature’s point of view on autumn to spring….Credit to amazing outdoor clothing and equipment store, www.AlpKit.com, with very high environmental and social standards.

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BBC REPORT: Research by the Butterfly Conservation wildlife charity recorded more than 1.5 million butterflies and day-flying moths in three weeks this summer. School communities who have joined our Avon Schools Nature Reserve showed greater interest, last summer term, in their revitalised green spaces. This term they are being supported to teach in this space and contribute to citizen science such as this, by Butterfly Conservation. The red admiral was the most spotted across the UK but long-term trend figures show many species have significantly decreased since the count started 13 years ago. Dr Zoe Randle said butterflies are…

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