Notes on Nature
After nearly fifty years in the natural products movement, we've learnt a thing or two along the way and we've certainly got plenty of stories to share.

29, November 2024
Ramblers Unite: Wild Service and the Right to Roam
At Kendal Mountain Festival in the glorious Lake District, we headed to Wild Service – an inspiring discussion about a new kind of environmentalist. Here's what we learnt about Wild Service and the Right to Roam...

29, November 2024
More Than Just Planting Trees: Every Order Helps Restore Nature with TreeSisters
Since 2021, through our partnership with TreeSisters, every order placed via our website has planted a tree. But TreeSisters are changing how they work, moving towards a more holistic approach to Nature restoration. Here's some of the wonderful work your orders support...

15, November 2024
Why We Don’t Have a Scope 2 Carbon Footprint: Our Partnership with Energy Garden
Thanks to our partnership with the wonderful Energy Garden, we don’t have a Scope 2 carbon footprint (hooray!). But who are Energy Garden? What do they do? And what on earth is a Scope 2 Carbon Footprint? All the answers are in this blog…

31, October 2024
A Bat Fact Frenzy with Bat Expert, Dr Sarah Richdon
Bats are awesome, but they’re often misunderstood. We wanted to know more about these intriguing creatures, so we sat down with certified bat expert, Dr Sarah Richdon, Conservation and Higher Education Manager and Programme Lead for Animal Behaviour and Welfare at Bristol Zoological Society. Here are ten of the most fascinating things she told us about bats…

22, October 2024
5 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Reducing your carbon footprint can feel like an overwhelming task. But by starting small, with everyday, sustainable swaps, you can make a big difference to the planet.

10, October 2024
Nature for Wellbeing
Nature is good for us – and whether you live in countryside or city, it's never far away. Here’s a reminder of how to regularly check in with the natural world to help boost your wellbeing.

7, October 2024
Helping Habitats: an Interview with Dr Juliet Rose
It’s World Habitat Day – and protecting natural habitats has never been more important. We caught up with Dr Juliet Rose, Nature Guardian on our board and Head of Development at the Eden Project, to find out more about habitats and how we can help them.

2, October 2024
The Benefits of Lavender
How we love lavender. It attracts bees and other pollinators, it smells amazing – and its essential oil is loaded with benefits to body and mind.

24, September 2024
From Wales to the World, for Future Generations
Everybody loves good news, and this week there’s plenty of it coming from New York. It’s all about the future of our planet – and it’s giving us lots of hope!

19, September 2024
The Benefits of Litter-Picking
Community litter picks can make a positive difference to your community, your planet – and you! Here’s how they help, and how to get involved…

9, September 2024
Festivals for the Future
One of the best things about music festivals is that they’re held in Nature; a chance to gather and dance in the great outdoors, often surrounded by stunning views. But these events can have a big impact on the climate. Thankfully, a growing number of organisers are working hard to make festivals a force for good.

9, September 2024
Culture Forager, Vol. 10
September’s here, the first leaves are falling and autumn is well underway. Of course, we love the great outdoors (and they’re a real treat at this time of year!), but the darker evenings put us in the mood for cosying up with a good book. Happily, the season plays host to plenty of literary goings-on – and we’ve been foraging for our Nature-related favourites…