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You need a biodiversity corridor (even if you do not know it)
Even if you do not realise it, what you need is a biodiversity corridor. Or at the very least, biodiversity corridors are likely to be important to you, even if you have never heard of them before.
How nature can protect us from the heat (even during El Niño)
At last, El Niño has arrived. This cyclical weather pattern, which causes the planet to warm slightly every few years, is being felt once again. And unlike a few decades ago, it is now adding to the effects of climate change, which is not cyclical or natural, but caused by human activity and showing no sign of slowing down.
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How can you help your cat age well
We all wish our cats could stay young forever. But just like us, they grow older, and their bodies and needs change over time. Some cats are still racing around the house well into their teens, while others begin to slow down much earlier. Every cat is different. Cats are generally considered to be seniors from around the age of 10, although changes can start to appear from about the age of 7, depending on their wellbeing and lifestyle. The good news is that there are plenty of simple things you can do to help your cat stay well, active and comfortable as they get older. Keep reading to discover our top tips. We've even included a handy checklist at the end.
REcommunity
A space to inform, share and engage
The REcommunity is open to everyone, yet it is also the community of its founders: Almo Nature and the Capellino Foundation.
It is founded on the insight that life is an indivisible whole and that human activities—when pursued without limits, as is currently the case—have a negative impact on it. Hence the importance of placing life—that is, biodiversity—at the heart of human decision-making and initiating a process of progressively returning profits generated through the extraction or destruction of biodiversity back to biodiversity itself (an economy that replenishes what it extracts); this is precisely what happens every day at Almo Nature, which is 100% owned by the Capellino Foundation.
This is the Reintegration Economy, and the REcommunity is the home for all those who share its values.
The REcommunity is open to everyone, yet it is also the community of its founders, Almo Nature and the Capellino Foundation.
It is based on the belief that life is a single, indivisible whole, and that human activities, when carried out without restraint – as is the case today – have a negative impact on it.
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