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Loving Nature

All things bright & beautiful,

All things great & small,

All nature is incredible & we should love it all!

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Do you remember what it was like to be a kid seeing things for the first time? If not, have you seen the look of pure delight on a little ones face when they first notice an ant crawling by, or feel a ladybirds tickly feet on their skin, or stroke the soft, wet nose of a dog?

Pure wonder.

It doesn’t take much for grown ups to get that sense of amazement and wonder back for themselves but it does take a little effort and thought.

Lucky for you, we’ll be exploring all things nature and how you can notice the small things more, along with ways to help the little ones in your life appreciate and notice the natural world around them.

How the next generation experiences the ‘wild’ is totally down to us and the way we teach them about discovering their place in the world and how they either help or hinder nature.

It’s fun. It’s exciting. And it’s so very, very important.

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