Flying foxes play an important role pollinating and dispersing the seeds of hundreds of species of plants.

Dipen tells us that the concept of the Home Water Budget Project is to create awareness among students, teachers and parents, about conservation of water through water saving, and prevent water wastage and ultimately make them Water Ambassador.

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 originated in Miss Bonnie’s home state. Yes, it’s SAD… Squirrel Appreciation Day!

Education plays a pivotal role in creating awareness of the environment and our challenges, while helping to inspire individuals to become responsible stewards of our planet.

There is no one-size-fits-all solution or method. We must put our ideas to the test, observe the result, and adapt.
Today, we will look into the fourth and final step to building a Miyawaki forest – Celebrate and Empower.

The previous article focused on the second stage – Plant and Collect – and today, we will look into the third – Implement and Connect.

The previous article focused on the first stage – Dream and Observe – and today, we will look into the second – Plant and Collect.

This article will focus on the first stage: Dream and Observe. This stage is the very foundation of your forest. Give it your heart and soul.

By the end of this series, you will have enough information to plan, implement, and care for your own mini forest.

There are over 4,000 species of bees native to the US, with over 500 species native to Miss Bonnie’s home state of North Carolina. Bees come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and colors, each with its unique characteristics and ecological role.