Starting a farm might seem like an unconventional side hustle, but for a growing number of millennials, it’s a way of getting a foot on the farming ladder.

More and more businesses are becoming B Corp certified, but what does it mean? And is it a good thing?

Avid recycler and environmental campaigner Kalina Le Marquand has saved over 120,000 plastic plant pots from going to waste, thanks to her garden reuse scheme, Potty Eco Pots.

A recent study found that 40% of green claims made online could be misleading consumers. So if you’re trying to make choices that are good for people and the planet, how do you know what to trust?

Data from a bluefin tuna satellite tagging project has revealed that these highly-prized fish migrate thousands of miles to feed in Jersey waters.

Summer’s prolonged droughts and extreme temperatures have made plants more vulnerable to common problems, with the Royal Horticultural Society anticipating an increase in certain fungi and insects in the coming months.

It’s that time of year when wild mushrooms can be found in abundance. But if you don’t know much about mushrooms, identifying them can be tricky – especially when more than 1,500 species have been recorded in Jersey.

With the cost of living crisis driving up food prices, here are some steps to help cut the weekly grocery bill, while also supporting small businesses and boosting the local economy.

From bees to beetles to butterflies, insects help keep our gardens healthy. But with pollinators in decline, it’s more important than ever to optimise our green spaces to support wildlife.

The puffin is one of Jersey’s most iconic birds but despite their distinctive appearance they can be hard to spot as a result of declining population numbers.

From visiting local parks to growing plants indoors, spending time with nature can have a positive impact on our mental wellbeing.

Gardeners are being asked to say ‘no’ to the mow next month and instead transform their lawns into a paradise for pollinators.

Join gardeners across the UK as they grow calendula flowers and celebrate the positive power of plants with the Royal Horticultural Society’s new initiative, Grow Well.

While some of us might be enjoying the unseasonably warm weather, the early spring sunshine could be a problem for plants and pollinators.

The team behind the organic and waste-free cooperative in St. Lawrence hopes their new kitchen will “help make life in the sustainable lane a little more convenient".

Two crates of rare reptiles have arrived at Jersey Zoo from Mauritius as part of an emergency rescue mission following the recent Wakashio oil spill.

As attempts to save the rhino continue to fail, is it time to involve local communities?