Our gardens and yards are strands in a huge web connecting all living creatures.
Caring for the environment starts with thoughtful decisions at home about chemicals that could impact pollinating insects, wildlife, water sources and more. Read more to see how small changes add up to a healthier world.
Plants that attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators to your garden can help save them.
Bee deaths accelerate again this year. Why are they dying at such an alarming rate?
World Health Organization review of pesticide used on GMOs attacked.
New glyphosate review finds it a probable cause of lymphoma, chromosome damage.
No-till, reduced pesticide and herbicide, cover crop farming methods on the grow.
Cruel, contained hog raising threatens our health and the environment.
Chemicals in plastic water bottles continue to threaten health.
... and other good gardening news for the New Year.
The world is learning the value of improving soils and growing without chemicals.
Worm slime not only helps keep the worm warm during winter, it's a boon to the soil.
Reduce risks by properly storing and using safe, non-toxic soaps and detergents.