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Ellise Valdez watched as the tadpoles darted through the water. It was not long until the Clements/Parsons Elementary second grader and her classmates watched the tiny amphibians fully develop into an entirely new creature. “It’s cool to see the tadpoles swimming with their tiny legs and becoming adult frogs,” Valdez said. “I love learning new things.” While many classes use butterflies to observe and investigate the natural world to reveal patterns, changes and cycles, teachers Barbara Miller and Sheila Wright chose tadpoles to engage students in lessons about life c...

Jill Watson, Chair of SustFest21 - Credit: St Albans Sustainability Festival Organisers of the St Albans Sustainability Festival have decided to go ahead with the environmental event for 2021 after last year's was cancelled due to the pandemic. They are asking groups across St Albans, Harpenden, and local villages to organise Covid-safe events about living sustainably.  SustFest 2021 runs from Sunday May 23 to Sunday June 6. New for this year will be a flexible, online events listings allowing groups to alter arrangements as lockdown rules change.  It uses the ‘One Planet Living’ frame...

The sign at Rampside says: ‘Lockdown three, residents only.’ Sheila Wright, from Roose, described it as ‘cheeky and non-communal’. Mail readers had their say after reading the story. Jamie Wilson said: “People are entitled to go out and exercise - nice little bike ride down the old line and through Rampside. Obviously one of the residents has too much time on their hands. Guess that means the people of Rampside aren’t ordering food from takeaways too then? Or milk from the milkman? And obviously don’t want their post delivered." Katie McGuire said: “I live at Roa Isl...