After many years of practical organic and wildlife gardening, practical vermicomposting and teaching such topics, George gave numerous talks and advice to many organisations and societies. After completing a Certificate in Education, and building upon the practical experiences he had gained, he decided to undertake a Master of Science Degree in Countryside Management, which he successfully completed. After publication of his scientific work on slugs and the effects of slug pellets upon predatory beetles in the respectable journal Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata, (2001), Manchester Metropolitan University invited George to become an Honorary Research Assistant. He continues to act as a consultant to a research team investigating a variety of fauna such as earthworms, spiders, beetles and slugs.

The Company first introduced a new concept of wormeries into the UK and went on to develop and manufacture the Waste Buster Wormery, along with a unique worm bedding material here in the UK, for which the company was awarded the coveted Green Apple "Gold" Award for Best Environmental Practice in 2001.

He works with and teaches schoolchildren, students with special needs, students with mental health problems and able bodied students.