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Dutch company Groasis’ water saving device helps combat desertification and deforestation by supporting the healthy growth of trees and plants — Life & Soul Magazine

A device that captures rainwater and condensation in the air is enabling trees and plants to grow around the world in even the most arid regions. The Groasis Waterboxx has been heralded a groundbreaking solution to deforestation, desertification and climate change. The Waterboxx plant cocoon, which was developed by Dutch inventor Pieter Hoff, is the size of […]
Dutch company Groasis’ water saving device helps combat desertification and deforestation by supporting the healthy growth of trees and plants — Life & Soul Magazine

July 7, 2020July 5, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: deforestation, desertification, dutch, groasis water saving, growth of trees, healthy Leave a comment

Ocean Voyages Institute sets ocean clean-up record by removing 103 tonnes of consumer plastics and fishing nets from Great Pacific Garbage Patch — Life & Soul Magazine

Ocean Voyages Institute has set a new record with the largest at sea clean-up in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch by removing 103 tonnes of fishing nets and consumer plastics – more than doubling its own results from last year. The marine conservation nonprofit’s marine plastic recovery vessel, S/V KWAI, docked at the port of […]
Ocean Voyages Institute sets ocean clean-up record by removing 103 tonnes of consumer plastics and fishing nets from Great Pacific Garbage Patch — Life & Soul Magazine

July 6, 2020July 5, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: clean up, great pacific, ocean voyages institute, plastics Leave a comment

Happy Independence Day- Nisha Designs

July 4, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: Architectural design, ART, Artists, happy Independence Day, Healthcare, hospitality design, interiordesign, interiordesigners, Nisha Designs, residential design, United States of America Leave a comment

New River Wildlife Mural Appears at Palmers Green Station — Inspiring City — Life & Soul Magazine

A mural depicting a variety of freshwater species has been created at Palmers Green Station in London. From street artist ATM it has been inspired by the nearby New River. The idea was to draw attention to the vast array of life which make up a healthy freshwater habitat. From left to right the mural… New […]
New River Wildlife Mural Appears at Palmers Green Station — Inspiring City — Life & Soul Magazine

July 3, 2020June 30, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: Artists, london, mural, new river wildlife, palmers green station Leave a comment

Naturkraft: World’s first sustainability theme park dedicated to nature opens in Denmark — Life & Soul Magazine

Naturkraft, the world’s first sustainability theme park dedicated to the powers of nature, has opened in Denmark. The nature-focused theme park, set on 50 hectares of former seabed right next to the city of Ringkøbing in West Jutland, invites people to experience and learn about nature. Naturkraft, which has been described as an “exploratorium and […]
Naturkraft: World’s first sustainability theme park dedicated to nature opens in Denmark — Life & Soul Magazine

July 3, 2020June 30, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: denmark, Naturkraft, Sustainability, theme park, world Leave a comment

Thought for the Week — Lady Dyanna — ravenhawks’ magazine

“Our task must be to free ourselves by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature and its beauty.” ~ Albert Einstein via Thought for the Week — Lady Dyanna
Thought for the Week — Lady Dyanna — ravenhawks’ magazine

July 2, 2020July 2, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: albert einstein, lady dyanna, ravenhawks magazine, thought for the week Leave a comment

Nowhere: Pop-up restaurant in nature reserve helping diners connect with nature and observe social distancing — Life & Soul Magazine

A new pop-up restaurant in the midst of a nature reserve outside Stockholm in Sweden is set to open in August. The pop-up restaurant called Nowhere, is located in the Häringe-Hammersta Nature Reserve. Uniquely designed, six small tables are scattered around in nature and set apart from each other – in the middle of the forest, […]
Nowhere: Pop-up restaurant in nature reserve helping diners connect with nature and observe social distancing — Life & Soul Magazine

July 2, 2020June 30, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: healing, nature, observe, pop up restaurant, restaurant, social distancing Leave a comment

Add Texture & Charm to Bare Walls With These Chic Tapestry Wall Art Hangings — StyleCaster — Wyndesong Collectibles

One of the best ways to personalize and instantly transform your space is to hang something you absolutely love to look at on your walls. While a framed art print, poster, or even macrame piece are excellent options, they’re not always the most budget-friendly. 14 more words
Add Texture & Charm to Bare Walls With These Chic Tapestry Wall Art Hangings — StyleCaster — Wyndesong Collectibles

July 1, 2020June 30, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: bare walls, charm, chic tapestry, hangings, stylecaster, texture, wall art Leave a comment

Mobile camel libraries help children in remote villages in Ethiopia to stay connected with storytelling — Life & Soul Magazine

More than 20 camels have been deployed in the Somali region of Ethiopia to carry wooden boxes filled with storybooks to help thousands of children in remote villages to continue their education. The mobile camel libraries have helped more than 22,000 children in 33 villages to get access to education during the coronavirus pandemic. Launched […]
Mobile camel libraries help children in remote villages in Ethiopia to stay connected with storytelling — Life & Soul Magazine

July 1, 2020June 30, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: ethiopia, libraries, mobile camel libraries, storytelling Leave a comment

30 Days Wild: Get creative doing one wild thing a day for your health, wellbeing and the planet as part of annual nature challenge — Life & Soul Magazine

It’s June which means it’s time for 30 Days Wild, The Wildlife Trusts’ annual nature challenge. The Wildlife Trusts is calling on anyone and everyone to do one wild thing a day throughout the whole month for their health, wellbeing and for the planet. While outdoor activities may currently be restricted due to lockdowns worldwide, […]
30 Days Wild: Get creative doing one wild thing a day for your health, wellbeing and the planet as part of annual nature challenge — Life & Soul Magazine

June 25, 2020June 14, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: 30 days, creativity, nature challenge, wild, wild life trust Leave a comment

Senegal’s first female graffiti artist Dieynaba Sidibe using art to speak out about women’s rights and the environment — Life & Soul Magazine

Senegal’s first female graffiti artist, Dieynaba Sidibe is breaking down barriers in the world of street art and challenging perceptions of females. Painting under the name Zienixx, Dieynaba Sidibe uses her art to promote women’s rights, to speak out on social and environmental issues, and to raise awareness about women’s health. Dieynaba Sidibe said: “All […]
Senegal’s first female graffiti artist Dieynaba Sidibe using art to speak out about women’s rights and the environment — Life & Soul Magazine

June 25, 2020June 13, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: ART, artist, Dieynaba Sidibe, female artist, graffiti, life and soul magazine, Nisha Designs, senegal artist 3 Comments

New Andean Architecture borrowing from indigenous Aymara culture — Life & Soul Magazine

Bolivian architect Freddy Mamani Silvestre has invented a bold and distinctive new style of Bolivian architecture, which he has penned “New Andean Architecture”. Borrowing from indigenous Aymara culture, the architect is transforming the city of El Alto with his buildings that combine bright colours, symbols and stunning geometry. For the colours, the architect takes inspiration […]
New Andean Architecture borrowing from indigenous Aymara culture — Life & Soul Magazine

June 23, 2020September 9, 2020 by Nisha Desai Categories: BlogTags: architecture, Bolivian, colors, el alto, Freddy Mamani Silvestre, inspiration, new andean architecture Leave a comment