Category: Nature

Articles and posts about the natural environment.

Churches Count On Nature – Today at St Mary’s Church

Churches Count on Nature St Mary’s church will be taking part again in the national ‘Churches Count on Nature’ event.  This is an annual event in which churches across England and Wales are […]

Holme Grown Eastby – volunteering opportunity

On Saturday, together with the Open Gardens, we’ll be encouraging those who want to, to try volunteering! Holme Grown Eastby have details about how to locate their site here This article is […]

Open Gardens 2026

Embsay and Eastby Good NeighboursFundraising for Embsay and Eastby Good Neighbours(CIO 1189468) Open Gardens 2026 Saturday 6 June, 11am–5pm – Eastby (Refreshments in St Mary’s Church, Kirk Lane) Sunday 7 June, 11am–5pm […]

Environment Group – Top Tip

The People’s Emergency Briefing Hosted by Climate Action Skipton on the 6th May 7-9pm, St Stephen’s Church Hall, Skipton, BD23 1NT A 45 minute film designed to help people understand the scale […]

Holme Grown Eastby – Spring Newsletter

One of our new initiatives this season, is to keep our supporters informed of things on site through quarterly newsletters. This one being our very first. Our volunteers gain so much on […]

EwE Environmental Action Group

Many Environmental Groups are joining together to campaign ahead of the Water Reform Bill. If you saw the programme “Dirty Business” on television and were horrified, like me, on how the water […]

EwE Nature Reserve

Springtime in the Nature Reserve Here are some of the things to look out for this Springtime in the Nature Reserve:

Nature Notes

Walking past the tannery dam yesterday I spotted a male and female goosander swimming along with the usual mallards and disappearing from time to time as they dived under the water in search […]

Nature Notes

It was another damp and misty day but we wrapped up well and braved the elements on a walk up to the reservoir. We could barely see the crag. However, on this […]

Plastic Tree Guards Project

Join in with this new citizen science project set up by the ‘Forest Plastics Working Group’ to build a UK wide map of where plastic tree guards are within the environment. Tree […]