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Healthy microbiome for unique life purpose
That part of your body that forms your digestive tract - well that’s a piece of the Earth, your clod of soil, your turf, your inner garden. An unfathomably complex and miraculous ecosystem for you to steward, care for, feed, water and love. Always returning your efforts in equal and perfectly proportioned measure.
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Slug among blades of grass – In awe of nature: Soil, Slugs and Flies by Teri Clayton
I walked across the land in the rain, slugs of all shapes and sizes emerged from the surrounding pastures in their hundreds, a formidable soil creating workforce, if ever I saw one. I thanked them for their contribution towards creating nature's paradise. 
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Title graphic "What is real diversity" by Teri Clayton over hands holding jigsaw pieces

Diversity is about many different forms of something, that could be many different species of animal, but it also encompasses more nuanced differences.It could refer to the variety of ways each individual species expresses itself behaviourally in different habitats or environmental conditions. An organism can express itself inmany different ways depending on the situation it finds itself in. 

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Regen Action logo on a cream background
Where: Duke of Cambridge, Islington When: Wednesday 25th January 2023, 6pm Next week The Culpeper Family are once again hosting Regen Action week, with talks and interactive discussion panels, all centered around regenerative agriculture. The event runs from Tuesday 24th...
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Wasp on a flower head – Appreciating Wasps, Natural Balance
Nature's Helpers My perennial kale survived the cabbage butterfly caterpillars a week or so ago, thanks to the help of the local sparrows, now they are facing a new challenge - flea beetles!  Once again I was faced with the decision...
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