Crichton Carbon Centre

Carys visits the Tarras Valley Nature Reserve as they launch their second community buyout to double the size of the reserve.

Greenwashing is a buzzword we’ve likely all heard of – but the word encompasses a huge range of tactics. Let's talk about them.

This week, Biosphere Explorers project officer Carys has been working with local schools to get pupils outdoors and learning about COP26.

Biosphere Explorers delivered workshops to Crossmichael and Kirkcudbright primaries this week, and visit Castle Douglas primary tomorrow.

For the third blog in our peatland restoration Technique of the Week series, we're looking at peat dams.

D&G is rarely on the climate action radar, but it should be, and here's why.

The 12 types of discourse which delay climate action in the climate change counter movement.

Communications Officer Carys summarises her recent read 'The Nature Fix' - why nature makes us happier, healthier, and more creative.

The final Galloway Footsteps event “Outside the Home” was a great end to the four-event programme and we review it for today's blog.

With the end of July comes the last of our Biosphere Explorer Summer events. Here's a peek at what we got up to, and what's coming next...

We're trying something a little bit different this week. Instead of a blog, we're going behind the scenes and into the office for a vlog.

Anna gives us an update on her peatland restoration work and the most difficult site yet.

In early April, we looked back at our year so far - we'd been so busy! But what have we been up to since?

On 21st June 2021 a report on Scotland’s Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) was published by OECD (the Organisation for Economic...

Farmers are invited to join in the "Farm to Fork" online dialogues which create a space for farmer's voice's to be heard.

We all know that we’re plagued with a throwaway culture and that we have a massive plastic problem. World Refill Day is here with solutions.

For World Ocean Day 2021, we want to look at the state of our seas - and bring a hopeful message in amongst the negative headlines.

What gardens and parks have marked your life? Communications and Project Officer Carys reflects on hers for World Environment Day.

Some readers may remember the successful environmental education project Biosphere Explorers. We're excited to launch its continuation!

Beth Otway, a horticulturist and garden writer, shares her thoughts and passion about peatlands and peat-free gardening in this guest blog.