Do you have period problems? Or fertility issues? Unpleasant menopause symptoms? Or want a healthy pregnancy? This series of workshops addresses women's natural processes with a holistic approach. […] more
Our woodlands and hedgerows are full of wild foods, yet many of us know little of this rich natural bounty besides the seasonal blackberry hunt. The plants that we consider weeds today were enjoyed by our ancestors as part of their regular diet and for good reason, as these wild plants are often richer in nutrients than their cultivated counterparts. […] more
Bring a basket of foraged rosehips to Bristol's Arnolfini Centre from now until 14th February and you will be treated to a drink made with your wares and a recipe leaflet. Part of the Craftivism season at the centre, there are plenty of other unusual events and workshops taking place. […] more
We can save the planet from climate change and forest destruction - and can produce enough food for everyone without factory farming, new research from Friends of the Earth and Compassion in World Farming shows. […] more
Choosing organic has an impact not only on our children’s health and wellbeing, but the health of the planet that they are going to inherit. There are many reasons why choosing organic is the best for you and your family, and it pays to be informed about the food you are eating. […] more
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