Category: Garden and Landscaping

When Jeanine Moy started restoring a property, she didn't just wanted to restore an ecosystem. She wanted to establish a deeper connection between people and nature. As founder and director of Vesper Meadow, a Nature Preserve and Education Program based in the Southern Cascades in the US state of Oregon, Moy consulted a number of… Continue reading How indigenous partnerships restore the northwest's Pacific

– Advertising – By Rania Imran Islamabad, May 25 (app): Pakistan has experienced a growing number of students who are immersed in academic areas that were once considered male territory, artificial intelligence, computer science, data analysis, economy and others. This shift reflects a broader change in social attitudes, since more young women defy stereotypes and… Continue reading Pakistan's students who redesign the academic landscape

The grants protect almost 23,000 acres in California, including important wildlife corridor in Ventura County The Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) has approved grants of 59.5 million US dollars to support 25 habitats and restoration projects in 21 counties in California. The projects of the WCB meeting of May 22nd will protect the projects almost 23,000… Continue reading CDFW News | The Wildlife Conservation Board Awards for 59.5 million US dollars in grants for 25 habitat protection and restoration projects

Living dolphinia in County Durham Thornton Hall Gardens near my hometown Darlington describes his owners as “a hobby that gets out of control”. The owner Sue Manieren began working alone at the garden after bought the old hall with her husband Mike in 1989. Nowadays, the gardens are among the best in the country. If… Continue reading “The fragrance of the moist earth, the buzzing of bees and appreciation in every border”: Readers Favorite Gardens in Great Britain | Parks and green rooms

Danny Fullbrook BBC News, Buckinghamshire Jen Donnelly The garden was inspired by the designer's experience to visit her son in “clinical” hospitals A garden that should raise awareness of the Tuberous Sclerosis Association has won a gold medal at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Jen Donnelly and Catherine Gibbon voluntarily report to the Amerham Hospital… Continue reading Tuberous sclerosis garden wins gold in the RHS Chelsea Flower Show

USCG has published its annual cyber trends and knowledge in the marine environment report for 2024 and has found a generally improved cyber security position on the Navy Transportation System (MTS), including more stronger password guidelines, increased use of multi-factor authentication and better tools to combat phishing. HAccording to the USCG, the opponents have developed… Continue reading USCG Cyber ​​Security Report finds an improvement in the landscape

A new State Park comes to Flint, and the members of the community gathered in the Gloria Coles Flint Public Library to learn more about the plans and give feedback. The new gardens will be in Chevy Commons. The 230 hectare State Park will be Michigans 104. And the first in Genesee County. The project… Continue reading The residents were invited to exchange ideas for the new play garden in Genesee County

Accompany us to an appealing panel discussion in which the lawyers of Spencer Fane from different practice areas share their insights into the latest updates and challenges for the execution regulations in estate planning, work and employment, environmental law, international dispute resolution and much more. This webinar offers valuable perspectives to navigate these legal areas… Continue reading Advantage CLE: navigate into the complexity of today's legal landscape: an update of the federal instructions

Frisbees, solar collectors and a toilet are among the rather unorthodox stars of the Chelsea Flower Show, because gardening makers try to show how gardens can be both practical and beautiful. The event, which is now in the age of 112, usually tends to present Peonies and roses about human waste. However, the garden of… Continue reading Moars and Dogs: Chelsea Flower Show brings practical gardens in the spotlight Chelsea Flower Show

This week on IPWatchdog unleashed I speak to Allison Gaul, who acts as a legal advisor to the Boston Consulting Group. It is responsible for the evaluation of digital products with a view to strategy for intellectual property, added value and legal risk. It is also a recovery or at least a former patent attorney.… Continue reading IP rights and the wild western landscape of KI