Tag: bees

• A Walk with Nature in Spring

  “The purpose of life is to live it, to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience.”  ― Eleanor Roosevelt

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  November 26, 2013

  animal photography, Australia, Life, Nature, Photography, Quotes

  adventure, Australia, beauty, bees, bird, bliss, Eleanor Roosevelt, flora, honeybee, Jacaranda, light, love, lovebirds, natural environment, nature, nature photography, nature walk, photography, plants, quote, Rachel Carson, rainbow lorikeet, shrub, Spring, strength, tree, walk

• Why planting flowers might just save the world…

  Brilliant post by Coffee Talk with Erin on Why planting flowers might just save the world…. I’ll leave the rest for you to find out!

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  September 26, 2013

  animal photography, Australia, Call to Action, Community, Environment & Sustainability, Food Security, Life, Nature, Photography

  attracting bees, bees, butterflies, conservation, environment, flowers, gardening, nature, photography, plants, pollinating plants, spring gardening, vegetable patch

• Life Without Bees is Rather Dull

    This article was first published on Oxfam’s 3Things website on 23 September 2013. It was written for Oxfam’s GROW campaign, which creates awareness of the changes needed to fix the broken food system. “Sustain the Planet” is the final of six steps to creating a better food system. Read my previous GROW method blogs here. Three lessons we…

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  September 23, 2013

  animal photography, Australia, Call to Action, Change, Community, Environment & Sustainability, Food Security, GROW Campaign, Life, Nature, Oxfam, Photography

  awareness, bee decline, bees, Bondi, climate, community garden, conservation, Doug Purdie, ecology, economy, environment, food security, nature, science, The Urban Beehive, unity, urban beekeeping, World Food Day