By Richard Corby In the lovely Spring sunshine our Wild Welly Wander event at Chatham Green Project yesterday was very well received with children and their families taking a leisurely nature walk to explore the farm, look at different habitats; record the wild flowers and butterflies along the way and even take note of wildlife [...]
As Thoreau - that wonderful wilderness philospher wrote - I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. so did [...]
By Richard Corby Once cultivations have been completed and a good seed bed has been achieved then crop drilling for next year can begin. Drilling is very time crucial and weather dependent. Oil seed rape is the first crop to be drilled post-harvest of the previous crop, establishment is imperative before the frosts and cold [...]
We are delighted that the Danbury Sports and Social Centre are hosting a Christmas Carol Concert in aid of the Wilderness Foundation on Friday 6th December. The Hadleigh Temple Salvation Army Band will be playing a range of Christmas music and carols. Tickets are £5 each (children are free) and are available from the Danbury [...]
We were fortunate to have Justine Laymond join us for the very first Wild Swans Seminar last weekend. Justine is a very special, inspiring young woman. Justines Story.... I am very lucky to be alive after a double-lung transplant in July 2006. I suffered the rarest lung disease called, Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (Lam). I kept [...]