Louise Hunter

Many thanks to Colin for coming along to visit us. Everyone had a great time hunting and collecting all sorts of minibeasts! Colin taught us about the creatures we found and identified all sorts of flying pollinators. We used binoculars to look for birds and matched their song to their pictures for the ones…

Recycling glass is important both environmentally and financially.  Jars and bottles made from recycled crushed glass require much less energy to produce which in turn reduces both air and water pollution!  Glass can be recycled over and over again but if thrown in landfill it can take up to 1 million years  to break down and takes  up…

We were very grateful to Jean from Tayside Bat Group who came along to talk to us about all things bat! It was very interesting to hear about the work she does in rescuing and caring for injured and sick bats. We watched videos about different species and learned about their habitat, feeding, communication…

We were delighted to be presented with our Eco Gold Award by Bishop Andrew at last weekend’s Masses and, for most of us, to meet the Bishop for the first time. We enjoyed a cup of tea and a slice of celebration cake afterwards! As always, we are grateful to everyone in St Ninian’s…

Sustainable eating is not only healthier for us but it also helps the planet. This month could you consider choosing more plant based food and less meat? Choose days when you drop the chop and do tofu?? Eating meat and dairy products generates a lot of the world’s total gas emissions. Ultra processed foods…

Today spring is in the air as the daffodils and spring bulbs that we planted last year are really making an appearance!  We tried out some healthy snacks like pea hummus with chopped veg and mixed veggie crisps! The crisps were definitely a hit! It seems pea hummus is not for everyone….😄 Then it was…