Feature: Positive Animal Healing
Animal therapy is recognised as beneficial for people with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). More recently, studies and word-of mouth reports indicate that non-riding time…
Read MoreAnimal therapy is recognised as beneficial for people with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). More recently, studies and word-of mouth reports indicate that non-riding time…
Read More“Everyone has a story to tell and I’m fascinated by them all,” says Jill Mead, Thames River-based Guardian staff photographer. Most recently, that…
Read MoreCommunities on the Isle of Islay are moving forward with plans for tidal energy and renewable fuels while maintaining age old methods of…
Read MoreInvesting in our children’s positive future, in a flexible, nurturing and teacher-endorsed equestrian environment The impact is fantastic! The looks of awe and…
Read MoreClimate change, energy security, biodiversity losses, growing urbanisation… people are increasingly aware, especially in our densely packed island, of their own relationship with…
Read MoreFrom Tinkerbell’s Simple Life wardrobe to New York’s Pet Fashion Week, canine couture is challenging runway displays from Los Angeles to Paris. Human…
Read MoreThe Government of Canada has accelerated its zero-emission target for all new passenger trucks and light-duty cars and sales to 2035 – five…
Read MoreDistracted driving has contributed to more than 20% of all fatal collisions on Canada’s roads since 2016, according to Transport Canada. And the…
Read More‘We sail,’ Captain Sergey Utitsyn asserts firmly. ‘This is a sailing ship!’ He was responding to my temerity in calling the ten-night Star…
Read MoreThe internationally rare, salt-moulded Cheshire landscape deserves protection, according to Saul Burton, Saltscape Landscape Partnership: ‘Nature’s response to the changing profile of this…
Read More