The Green Perspective …
Education has two Latin roots: Educare, which means to nourish, and Educere, which means to bring out. While the former suggests the inheritance of knowledge, the latter proposes that education simply brings out what we all intrinsically have. It may be talent, or it may be a desire for knowledge, read on … A post written by Climate Champion Kenza
Heat affects us differently
For many of us, heatwaves mean longer evenings, picnics in the park and enjoying the sunshine. But as temperatures continue to rise, not everyone experiences a heatwave in the same way. Climate change is no longer just an environmental issue, it is a public health issue. Increasingly, where we live, our income, our health and the quality of our housing determine how safely we can cope with extreme heat, read on … A post written by Climate Champion Maria Eubanas
Blossom season arrives in Queen’s Park with a quiet kind of drama. I say quiet, however, this is not the case whilst walking down the road with my 9 year old excitedly pleading for me to shake blossom snow from low hanging branches. He likes the feel of the petals in his hair… but back to the aforementioned peaceful scene, read on … A post written by Climate Champion Ola Hudowska
