For 30 days I’ve decided to look at things a little differently and learn something new about old things.

If you’re anything like me, you will have a sentimental attachment to certain trees in your life.

Wild cooking is a wonderful way to connect with nature. Something about cooking outdoors is so enjoyable - this is leisurely cooking and eating at its best, far removed from the usual tea time…

As part of 30 Days Wild my grandson Jacob and I have decided we will both do something each day and Jacob writes it on his poster calendar each night before bed.

As my feet sank further into the surrounding bog I could barely contain my excitement – a badger footprint stamped among the deer prints.

Having spent most of the day indoors, I decided to take advantage of yesterday evening’s warm, dry weather and go for a walk. There is a park near to me with woods and a lake.

There is a lovely hum in the garden this morning as bees luxuriate on thistles and lavender and the sun is shining on this scene.

It’s 30 Days Wild day two and I have been sorting through some of the pledges made by my colleagues at a recent full staff meeting.

It’s the first day of 30 Days Wild 2018 and I am sitting on the bench in our back garden watching the daily Sparrow Jamboree.

Myplace, is the Lancashire Wildlife Trust and Lancashire Care Foundation Trusts ecotherapy project. Weekly sessions or ‘hubs’ are organised around Preston, Chorley, West and East Lancashire. The…