Kent climate drift is subtly reshaping seasons, soil, plants, and everyday outdoor life—discover how gradual climate change is quietly transforming Kent’s landscape and how we can adapt.
Author Archives: Earthly Comforts
Eating Insects Was Never the Shock
A reflection tying together insect decline and future food, exploring how culture, childhood, and context shape our relationship with insects as food.
Praying Mantis Philosophy
Observing praying mantis behaviour in Malaysia reveals lessons in patience, timing, and restraint that continue to shape a gardener’s approach to nature.
Insects as Food
A detailed exploration of insects as future food, examining sustainability, regulation, safety, ethics, and whether “bugs on the menu” are a realistic part of tomorrow’s diets.
Gardening as It Is Becoming
How global drought and water pressures are reshaping lawn-based gardening services—and what UK firms can learn from California’s turf conversion economy.
Earthly Comforts 