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| Gardening by Victor Gabriel Gilbert [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons |
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| By Victor Gabriel Gilbert (1847-1933) (http://www.dorotheum.com) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons |
A journal of wildlife and natural history
Saturday 5 May 2012
The Art of Gardening: Victor Gabriel Gilbert (1847-1933)
Friday 4 May 2012
Wildlife Gardening and the Cycle of Life
Wildlife gardening emphasises concern for the shared environment. It involves more than just caring for your own garden patch. The by-products and waste it produces are an equally important consideration. Plantlife, like all forms of organic matter are part of a life-cycle that includes death and decay. But what becomes of it in the afterlife?
The term biogas is used to describe gas produced as a result of the breakdown of organic matter; whether as a result of processes in nature or in the sphere of human social activity. And the production of such gas has useful applications, involving both domestic and industrial consumption.
Huo Long Biogas is a Hong Kong-based company making active inroads in this area. For more information, visit their website.
Note: While this post has been sponsored, the views expressed reflect those of the publisher, not the sponsor.
The term biogas is used to describe gas produced as a result of the breakdown of organic matter; whether as a result of processes in nature or in the sphere of human social activity. And the production of such gas has useful applications, involving both domestic and industrial consumption.
Huo Long Biogas is a Hong Kong-based company making active inroads in this area. For more information, visit their website.
Note: While this post has been sponsored, the views expressed reflect those of the publisher, not the sponsor.
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