Scientists Discover New Medicinal Properties in Common Garden Plants

Uncategorized By May 31, 2023

Scientists have found that several common garden plants, including lavender, rosemary, basil, and thyme, have compounds that can reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. These plants contain compounds called terpenes that can reduce inflammation in the brain and potentially prevent the formation of amyloid plaques.  The findings suggest that the health benefits of common garden plants are not just…

New study reveals drastic decline in global bird populations

Uncategorized By May 31, 2023

Global bird populations have undergone a “staggering” and concerning decline, according to research published in the journal Science. Between 1970 and 2016, populations in the US and Canada fell by almost 30%, with a decline of 10% in Europe over the same period. Birds in agricultural and grassy areas experienced the greatest losses, with migratory species down by 37% and…

Bushy Garden Wins Award for Sustainable Practices

Uncategorized By May 31, 2023

Bushy Garden, located in the suburbs of London, has been awarded the Green Tourism Gold award for their sustainable practices. The popular botanical garden has already received other awards and certifications such as the Green Flag Award, which recognizes parks and gardens for achieving high environmental standards. Bushy Garden has focused on reducing its carbon footprint by using renewable energy…

Meet the Inventor of the Bushwhacker: An Up Close Look at This Handy Tool

Uncategorized By May 31, 2023

The Bushwhacker is a versatile cutting tool designed by Mark Grimes, a landscaper and inventor in California. It is ideal for trimming grass, weeds, and brush in tight spaces, corners, and edges and comes equipped with a powerful rotary motion and dual titanium blades, making it a valuable addition to any property maintenance or gardening toolkit. The Bushwhacker is lightweight,…

Revisiting Ned Kelly’s Last Stand: The Legacy of Australia’s Most Famed Bushranger

Uncategorized By May 31, 2023

Ned Kelly, one of Australia’s most notorious bushrangers, led a life of crime that involved robberies, shootings and a siege that ended in his death. Along with his brother Dan and two others, he formed the Kelly Gang, committing several infamous robberies and donning homemade armor made from plow parts and metal. In June 1880, the Kelly Gang staged a…

Bushman schools struggle to teach traditional way of life

Uncategorized By May 31, 2023

Bushman schools in southern Africa are struggling to teach younger generations the traditional hunter-gatherer way of life due to a lack of resources, qualified teachers and government recognition and support. Many Bushman communities are located in remote areas with little access to proper infrastructure, such as schools, medical facilities, and clean water. Some Bushman schools teach their students how to…

Bushbaby Rescue: Volunteers Save Monkeys from Illegal Wildlife Trade

Uncategorized By May 30, 2023

Bushbaby Rescue, a South African nonprofit, is dedicated to rescuing bushbabies and other primates from the illegal wildlife trade. The organization operates a rehabilitation center, which provides injured and orphaned animals with care and treatment, as well as educational outreach programs to raise awareness about the importance of conservation. By rescuing animals from the pet trade and releasing them back…

Tasting the Unthinkable: The World of Bushtucker Cuisine

Uncategorized By May 30, 2023

Bushtucker cuisine, the traditional food of Australia’s Indigenous people, includes a range of unique and interesting foods such as witchetty grubs, kangaroo, emu, and crocodile. This cuisine offers a unique taste experience for adventurous eaters and can also offer health benefits. For example, kangaroo meat is leaner and lower in fat than beef, while witchetty grubs are high in protein…

The Importance of Bushcraft: Why Everyone Should Learn These Essential Survival Skills!

Uncategorized By May 30, 2023

Bushcraft is the skill of using and living in the natural environment. In modern society, it is more important than ever to learn bushcraft. The skill provides self-sufficiency practices and helps develop respect for nature. In a survival situation, having knowledge of bushcraft can be the difference between life and death. There are health benefits associated with bushcraft from spending…

The best bushwalks in Australia’s most untouched national parks

Uncategorized By May 30, 2023

Australia is a hiker’s paradise, offering breathtaking natural landscapes and diverse wildlife, and bushwalking is an ideal way to explore the great outdoors. Some of the best bushwalks in Australia are found in its most untouched national parks, including The Three Capes Track in Tasmania, The Larapinta Trail in the Northern Territory, Wilsons Promontory in Victoria, and Kakadu National Park…

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