Some have called the false holly, ‘fake holly’...rather unfair, it’s a beautiful shrub, and easy care: mygardenplot.com/osmanthus-hete…

Nerine bowdenii – Burst of Autumn Colour mygardenplot.com/nerine-bowdeni…

A belted kingfisher was playing with a pellet it just expelled over the Lake in Central Park. 09/14/2025 #birdcpp #birdphotography #BirdsSeenIn2025

Tasty And Simple Oven-Baked Stuffing mygardenplot.com/tasty-and-simp… via My Garden Plot

"Bees pollinate food, feed forests, and hold ecosystems together." It's not an exaggeration. 1 out of every 3 bites of food you eat relies on pollinators like bees. From apples to almonds, they are the invisible farmhands feeding the world. 🍎🥦 #Gardening #Pollinators

The Hidden Dangers in Your Veggies 🚨 Ever visited a farm and seen how some vegetables are sprayed with chemicals just days before harvest? 😳 I was shocked to discover this, especially after a scary experience with market-bought veggies. Studies link excessive chemical use in

Mining in the Congo is wiping out bonobo habitat, the last stronghold of Earth’s most peaceful great ape. Their female-led, cooperative societies challenge everything capitalism taught us about “survival of the fittest.” Now they’re on the brink, and so are we.

Giants like this are still being logged in Lutruwita / Tasmania. This tree, which could be centuries old, is destroyed in seconds. Native forest logging is still propped up by public subsidies while most of what’s logged ends up as woodchips. This destruction must end. #politas

Wild honeybees have just been declared endangered in the EU. Once thriving in forests and cities alike, they’re now vanishing under the weight of habitat loss, parasites, and industrial beekeeping. Life is losing its sweetness. theconversation.com/wild-honeybees…

Hawaiʻi has 18 plant species with only a single wild individual left. Dozens more around the world hang by the same thread. We count what’s visible but most extinctions happen before we even know the species exist, plants especially. #SixthMassExtinction

There are only a few places on earth where thousand year old trees still stand. The west coast of Canada is one of them but every day they are logged. Time to stop the logging: buff.ly/CKJRcLy #ProtecttheIrreplaceable #ActOnClimate #nature pics TJ Watt #cop16cali

The Amazon and Congo basin rainforests are nature's masterpieces, holding immense potential for our planet. We cannot afford to let logging companies destroy them. It's time for action! Let's say a resounding NO to deforestation and a fervent YES to afforestation.

Iris Seraphina  Irresponsible to post this, Iris. They belong in the wild, where they can express their natural behaviors. The exotic pet trade is driving rapid extinctions—if you saw the extreme cruelty of the traffickers you’d be horrified—and it’s all promoted by social media.

Forests are more than just wood and are important for the water balance. The groundwater beneath a forest is clean, oxygen-rich and excellent for producing drinking water. That is why forests are particularly often also water protection areas. 💚🌿☘️🌱🌲🌳🍀💚

Insects have declined by 75% in the past 50 years – and the consequences may soon be catastrophic. Rachel Carson warned the world back in 1963 She was ignored and pesticide industry continue to make billions wiping out Bees and insects Without Bees many food crops will vanish

Hoping your stocking is stuffed with seeds, new tools, and all your heart's desires!

Solarization weed control is highly effective but does have its disadvantages. See pros and cons: mygardenplot.com/controlling-we…

Our forests in the Congo Basin are the second lung of Earth. Every hectare logged is a breath stolen from the world. Protecting them protects us all. #CongoBasin #StopDeforestation

There's a forest in Utah where every single tree is actually the same tree. 47,000 trunks growing out of one giant root system, all clones of the same parent. The whole thing weighs about 13 million pounds, around 40 blue whales worth. It's called Pando, and it's been alive for

Vultures eat anthrax, botulism, rabies, and cholera for breakfast. Their stomach acid is among the most corrosive in the animal kingdom, with a pH around 1, low enough to dissolve the bones, hide, and pathogens of dead animals that would kill almost anything else. A vulture