'The pandemic changed everything for the estate as people had more time to litter pick, listen to the birds, watch spring flowers grow and plant their own food'
A nice story, and it would be a generous gesture to allow it ot be shared so others can benefit from the ideas. I feel rather envious of the writer because I live in a terraced house with no garden. The only 'wildlife' I see are the neighbourhood cats!
Years ago, I used to be woken up very early on spring and summer mornings by the dawn chorus, but that has disappeared along with the biannual migrations of flocks of geese that used to go directly over our house.
That was a good read. Are there any organisations that can advise on rewilding? We have 450 flats and I’ve tried to get help and advice on what to plant but have not had much success
What a wonderful story, It shouldn't be just for subscribers - it should be out there inspiring everyone! I was going to refer to it on my Twitter account but realise it's not accessible.
Love this piece, yes it should be shared so other areas can benefit from ideas.
A nice story, and it would be a generous gesture to allow it ot be shared so others can benefit from the ideas. I feel rather envious of the writer because I live in a terraced house with no garden. The only 'wildlife' I see are the neighbourhood cats!
Years ago, I used to be woken up very early on spring and summer mornings by the dawn chorus, but that has disappeared along with the biannual migrations of flocks of geese that used to go directly over our house.
That was a good read. Are there any organisations that can advise on rewilding? We have 450 flats and I’ve tried to get help and advice on what to plant but have not had much success
A brilliant piece of unexaggerated reporting. Quiet, factual and exciting! Thank you, Jennifer Sizeland!
Great read- and great to read! What an uplifting lockdown story
Inspiring.
Wonderful and inspiring, needs sharing widely .....perhaps link to it in future posts.
Great story and so true.
What a wonderful story, It shouldn't be just for subscribers - it should be out there inspiring everyone! I was going to refer to it on my Twitter account but realise it's not accessible.
Vivid story. Nice pics too. Thanks