by Bengu | Jan 15, 2025 | Articles, Education, home
Article by Ella Humphreys When I first swam alongside a green sea turtle around Lady Elliot Island, I was struck by the slow and easy way it pulled itself through the water with its front flippers. It moved above a coral and seagrass meadow teeming with fish of all...
by Bengu | Dec 3, 2024 | Articles, Education, home
Grow a living tree this holiday season An article by Heather Falloon A decorated indoor tree is a holiday tradition for many who celebrate Christmas around the world, but in today’s growing climate crisis is chopping a tree per household the greenest option? Or...
by Bengu | Jul 18, 2024 | Articles, Education, home
The Forest Gardeners: Lemurs as Nature’s Pollinators Welcome back to our series of articles the pollinating mammals! The previous pollinating mammals article was Ella’s “Fruit Bats”. Pollination has always fascinated me, and just when I thought...
by Bengu | May 13, 2024 | Articles, Education, home
Welcome to our series of educational articles on pollinating mammals – our friendly gardeners! Today, Ella shares an article on the flying foxes of Brisbane, Australia. In the city of Brisbane, at the close of day, the dusk sky is often filled with the beating...
by Kika Gusmao | Jan 30, 2024 | Articles, Education, home
Article by Kat O’Lone Miss Bonnie McSquirrely comes from a state known for its love of squirrels. Not only the Eastern Gray Squirrel is North Carolina’s official State Mammal, but the biggest squirrel “holiday” celebrated on January 21 also...
by Kika Gusmao | Jan 18, 2024 | Articles, Education, home
by Tom Truty On this International Day of Education, we take a moment to reflect on the deep importance that learning plays in the way we approach the world and beings around us. Education is the cornerstone of the Universal Clear Light and Global Tree Initiative....
