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Easter nature crafts
Does your family celebrate Easter? Check out our eco-friendly Easter craft ideas, make a nature nest, and find out how to recycle your Easter egg wrappers!
The science of a tropical cyclone: A Nature Detective’s guide
Where do tropical cyclones come from? And how do they get their names? Let’s investigate!
Grow a rainbow garden
You can grow a magical rainbow garden by planting different coloured plants and flowers. This will also attract lots of helpful insects and beautiful butterflies!
Make your own inventor's box with scrapboy
Do you like inventing things? scrapboy does! It’s one of his favourite things to do. It’s time to make your own recycled inventor’s box.
Make your own bean teepee
A bean teepee is a magical addition to your garden…and it’s a great project to get started in Spring.
5 ways to reuse Halloween pumpkins!
Happy Halloween. Here are 5 fun ways to reuse and recycle your Halloween pumpkin.
The grit diaries - Here comes the sun (do do doo doo)
Did you know that you can save your own seeds from the plants in your garden?! You can collect the seeds all up, save them in a container and when the season is right, you can plant them and they will grow more plants. That’s amazing!
World Environment Day!
Do you know what day it is today? That’s right…. It’s World Environment Day!
World Environment Day is special day celebrated on June 5th each year, encouraging awareness and action for the protection of the environment.
Happy Saturday - Sticks
It’s Happy Saturday time! What can you make with a stick? It can be so many different things! Use your imaginations and discover wild nature play ideas to do at home or in your naturehood.
dirtgirl’s Recycling Love Letter
A heartfelt reminder of the love we share for our planet and how we, as a family united by caring hearts, can nurture it by recycling.
Let’s talk Rubbish - Unearthing the Gold in Your Yellow Bin!
Ever wonder what happens to the stuff you toss in your yellow bin? Well, it's time to roll up our sleeves and dig into the world of waste – because, let’s face it, in our throw-away culture, even the rubbish bin can be a treasure trove.