Understanding the term ‘native plants’ is essential. I define them as species that occur naturally in a region, ecosystem, or habitat without human introduction. These plants are the backbone of their respective ecosystems, having evolved over centuries to thrive in their specific climates, soils, and alongside local wildlife. Native plants are of special interest because … Read more
I’ve always been fascinated by the transformation of a simple piece of timber into an object of beauty. It’s this magic that lures many to the craft of wood carving. But beyond the chips of wood and the deft movements of the carver’s hand lies a question: Can you make money from wood carving? Wood … Read more
wildlife biodiversity and rehabilitation Explaining wildlife rehabilitation and its importance in preserving biodiversity.Wildlife rehabilitation involves the temporary care of injured, sick, or orphaned wild animals with the ultimate goal of releasing them back into their natural habitats. Here’s why it’s important: what is biodiversity Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on Earth, including the … Read more
Are you eager to dive into the world of woodworking but want to ensure you’re starting on the right path? Look no further! In this post, we’ll discuss the initial approach to beginning woodworking, emphasizing the importance of thorough research, understanding your equipment, and being aware of potential dangers. Research is Key: Before you even … Read more
Affiliate marketer my lifes journey**From Carpenter to Affiliate Marketer: My Life’s Journey**I’ve always been passionate about working with my hands, crafting beautiful pieces of furniture from scratch. Carpentry was not just a job for me; it was a labor of love. But as time went on, I realized there was more to life and more … Read more
Here at woodworkers anonymous we want to cure that craving for wood working by brining you knew and old knowledge. Let’s face it, there are all kinds of new products and gigits out there on the market, but the old tried and true methods are still the backbone of the woodworking industry
