Recent appearances in Press & Media
For all Press and Media enquiries email Joyce@LendandTend.com
To read Evie Delaney’s full article, visit https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/article/young-gardeners-gen-z-cool-gardening
Vogue Philippines celebrates International Women’s Day through “Raising Hope,” in a call for nominations of inspiring women. The following women are champions of environmentalism, advocating for innovative solutions to preserve our planet while inspiring others to do their own part for a more sustainable world.
In initiatives involving environmental conservation, women play a crucial role. Aside from bringing unique perspectives and insights to environmental issues, these women have been instrumental in leading environmental movements and advocating for policy changes at local, national, and global levels.
Find out how a Patch-Match works for one pair of garden-sharers in Bristol.
Joyce is interviewed by Arit Anderson from Gardeners’ World on the BBC One Show.
Read Kate Brazier’s article on finding an alternative to an allotment where we’re pleased to see Lend and Tend is mentioned https://englandnaturally.com/find-an-allotment-plot-complete-with-shed/
Read a deep delve into sharing gardens in the CSPA (The Centre for Sustainable Practice in the Arts).
“The CSPA views sustainability as the intersection of environmental balance, social equity, economic, stability, and strengthened cultural infrastructure.” So I was only too happy to talk about democratising access to outdoor space.
For all of her work in garden media, Founder Joyce Veheary became a member of the Garden Media Guild in 2021, read more about how Lend and Tend started in the latest Autumn edition of Garden Media News.
Joyce talked to JP about How Great Plants Are on Brian Blessed’s Big Beard Productions Podcast. Listen to the podcast here https://www.bbbstories.com/pagetv
The Belonging Volume takes a planetary perspective to reflect on the significance of our existence and that of the intricate network of ecosystems we inhabit. It explores how intimate knowledge of nature can enable us to feel at home outdoors, and how finding wonder in our everyday lives can profoundly impact our worldview. It listens to the voices of the younger generation and ruminates on the concept of intergenerational equity, and it hears stories of collective action to tackle some of today’s most pressing issues. It inspires us to humbly step back from our anthropogenic view on the world so we may find belonging in nature and come home to ourselves. Lend and Tend features in Good Work.
In each Another Escape volume, we highlight an organisation creating positive change, and in this volume ‘Belonging’, we speak with Lend and Tend founder Joyce Veheary about the garden-sharing initiative that connects lenders and tenders all over the world.
‘Tinder’ of gardening vs allotment waiting lists by Helen Taylor pg 7in SW Londoner
Struggling with a pocket wilderness outside the backdoor? in The Croydon Citizen