Ecofem Tales

 Snake plants are long sprouting plants that bring life and add colour to your environment. The Snake Plant is also known as the Mother In-laws tongue is known to be a dangerous and poisonous plant to reptiles and other animals. Dogs and cats who eat the plant are known to stool uncontrollably and mess the environment because of the toxins this plant carries. It is also possible the Snake plant is called Mother In-laws tongue because of the tiny thorns around its edges. There are three things to know about the snake plant. They are as follows: 1. They purify the air. Snake plants are known as air purifiers. They suck up carbon monoxide and other harmful gases and allow us to relish good absorbable air. 2. They do not require frequent watering. Snake plants do not require frequent watering because they are self-absorbing plants. They can go for weeks and months without been watered and yet they will grow properly in strength. There's no denying this is a really tough plant. 3. They ...

 Hello! My name is Francisca Ogechi Okwulehie. I am an environmental researcher, author, and ecofeminist. I am a graduate of Philosophy from the University of Lagos and hold a master's degree in Philosophy; with a major in Ecofeminism. I am passionate about promoting inclusive gender responsibility towards the environment. Welcome to Ecofem Tales. You may wonder why this blog is called Ecofem? This name is derived from two words 'Eco' from Ecology and 'Fem' from Feminism. As an ecofeminist, I am influenced by the connections in nature that bind the woman and her environment. Ecofem Tales is a platform for environmental and feminist musings. I and my team of Ecofem Amazons will share and feature women environmentalists on this space. We shall share the exploits of female ecofeminists on ecofeminism and environmental education; essays, stories, poems, and workshops/events. You will also find opportunities relating to environmental studies on this space. Journey with u...