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26th July 2024 — Bright Green Nature is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a grant by the Swire Charitable Trust. This funding will support Bright Green Nature’s innovative projects aimed at protecting natural habitats and fostering environmental…
Swire Charitable Trust Grants Funding to Nature Restoration Charity Bright Green Nature 26th July 2024 — Bright Green Nature is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a grant by the Swire Charitable Trust. This funding will support Bright…
October is a time of transformation as nature begins its graceful transition from the vibrant hues of summer to the subdued tones of autumn. While some might think of gardens as quiet places this time of year, they are, in…
Living right next to the River Tweed in the Scottish Borders has its benefits, but it can have a few downsides too. The recent floods here in southern Scotland kept us on our toes and a few sleepless nights watching…
We know that bees and other insects pollinate plants, but did you know that most of our food supply depends on this? This even includes our meat products, as the domestic cows, pigs and poultry which end up in our…
Why do we love nature? Termed biophilia by scientists, this often starts in childhood and can be influenced by many things. Family members who are also interested in nature play a major part in a child’s love for nature, as…