The Diocese of York (the Church of England from the Humber to the Tees) is celebrating 2011 as the Year of the Environment. We'll be celebrating good things happening in the Diocese, and posting ideas to help you support our environment.
Monday, 19 September 2011
Headstone Cleaning
Elizabeth Hardcastle from the Living Churchyards Project has alerted us
to a product for cleaning headstones that could harm the delicate
ecosystem of our churchyards. HG Headstone Cleaning Spray is widely
available, and is designed to remove algae and moss growth from
gravestones. These algaes and mosses are vital to the ecology of
churchyards, and there’s a possibility the chemicals could damage the
stones as well. If you want to make your churchyard a greener, more
environmentally friendly place, please encourage people not to use these
sprays. For more information on managing your churchyard to help the
natural habitat and ecology of native plants and animals, visit the Living Churchyards website.
Elizabeth Hardcastle is the Project Officer, and she will be pleased to
discuss any thoughts or aspirations relating to your churchyards.
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