The beautiful winged insects we recognise as butterflies are actually in the fourth and final stage of their life cycles. But how did they get there? This article is the first of a two-part series on butterflies. WHAT ARE BUTTERFLIES? Butterflies are insects found all over the world, and come
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Why do we Need Trees?
There are nearly 3 trillion trees on Earth! We see trees all the time but we don’t always think about why they are important. We need trees to survive on our planet for many reasons. TREES AND OXYGEN Trees produce oxygen and we need oxygen to breathe. So we wouldn’t
The Helpful Opportunities of Bee-Keeping
Bee keeping is an economically and environmentally sustainable business. Not only is it profitable, but it also protects people, animals, plants and the bees themselves. HOW BEES BENEFIT PEOPLE Beeswax (used for cosmetics) and honey (used for food) are profitable trades. The value of the honey trade is estimated to
The environmental problems of melting ice sheets
Glaciers and ice sheets are found all around the world, but they are melting because climate change is increasing global temperatures. This has numerous negative environmental consequences. The biggest impacts are the melting of the ice causing quicker melting of the rest of the ice, rising sea levels and changes
How can we use technology to reduce food waste?
Currently, there are 7.5 billion people in the world. Of them, 1 in 4 suffers from malnutrition. The world’s population is predicted to continue growing and is expected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050. We need to reduce food waste to ensure that the world’s current and future populations can