Author Archive | Tom Walmsley

“I am an Eco-Schools Local Expert, providing guidance and support to schools on their journey to getting an internationally recognised Green Flag.” They have listed a dozen individual providers, and many more organisations, across the country to date.  See screen grabs below (or click here and click the drop-down to West & South West)… I […]

Tony Juniper for Wildlife Trusts…. One of the EU’s most important aspects has been the measures jointly agreed by member states ,which have led to major improvements in how we approach environmental challenges…  Whatever post-Brexit arrangements are put in place, it is vital that we don’t simply avoid going backwards, but actually secure improvements for wildlife and our environment. […]

Recent diving trip with Cow Sharks in the Kelp off Cape Town, click here for full article

Biophilia in which an individual feels connected to nature, has been linked with better health. But we have a long way to go before we can more fully understand the mechanisms by which an innate love of nature can benefit our health. An important part of this discussion – an overlooked one in our opinion […]

BBC Radio presenter for Bristol, Steve Yabsley, interviewed me about my life’s projects today.  The interview starts 35min into his program. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03cvx0z      (This link will expire on 12th Feb 2016)

Here is a download of our About Us page, as a PDF  

University of West of England sponsored a conference for 400 students to discuss green careers with professional in different sectors of green industries: Your Green Future.  The Environmental Education Project was there to promote photography as a sustainable industry, with a caveat for excess travel in some cases, with an opportunity to use photography as […]

Mathematics Comes To Life… At Clifton High School, year 5 and 6 enjoyed a live Skype call with the ‘Song of the Whale’ research boat, experiencing mathematics in action in the ‘real world’. The children have been studying data from the boat in their lessons – regarding how the boat’s location is charted using mathematics […]

Commissioned by Robert Harding World Images The term ‘Carbon Footprint’ means the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere as a result of the activities of a particular individual, organization, or community. The footprint, or impact, of releasing this gas is to add to the ‘greenhouse gases’ trapped in the earth’s atmosphere, which are […]

Commissioned by Robert Harding World Images Tiny, trickling streams, meandering rivers, gushing waterfalls and vast estuaries represent just some of the diversity of our natural watercourses.   With such variety in shape and size along their course, rivers and streams provide shelter and feeding opportunities for a wide range of plants and animals.  Deep pools […]