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From Fendi to Louboutins: What Went Down at The Ethicalist Clothes Swap

From high fashion to everyday gems waiting for a second life, the Ethicalist clothes swap brought the community together for a night of style and sustainability

by Anthea Ayache

The Eco Advent Calendars Everyone Wants This Year

Counting down to Christmas doesn’t have to mean mountains of plastic and throwaway trinkets… This year’s eco advent calendars are greener, merrier and far more magical

by Anthea Ayache

Why Compassionate Teaching Is the Secret to Happier Students

Compassionate teachers reduce anxiety, build trust and encourage deeper engagement, creating classrooms where children feel safe enough to learn, grow and take risks

by andy hearson

The Call of the Langurs: Discovering Vietnam’s Most Sustainable Hideaway

From barefoot villas shaded by jungle to rare langurs swinging above your roof, Six Senses Ninh Van Bay reveals Vietnam at its most magical

by Anthea Ayache

Portugal Set to Open Europe’s First Elephant Sanctuary

Set in the rolling hills of the Alentejo region, the 402-hectare refuge will offer a new life of freedom for up to 30 elephants, allowing them to roam, forage and socialise in natural surroundings

by Nick Ames

China Takes the Lead on Green Energy

Solar and wind power are transforming the world’s biggest emitter into a clean energy powerhouse

by Nick Ames

Rediscovering Joie de Vivre in Provence

From vineyard walks to long lunches under olive trees with views for miles, this Provence retreat captures the true meaning of slow travel

by Christine Fieldhouse

Outdoor Hidden Gems: Where to Escape the Crowds This Winter in the UAE

Looking for somewhere new to explore during the cool winter months? We’ve got you covered…

by Harriet Shephard

The Billionaire Who Builds Lakes: Why Savji Dholakia Is Investing His Fortune in Water

He made his fortune in diamonds — but now Savji Dholakia is pouring his wealth and energy into a very different pursuit: building lakes to bring life back to India’s drought-hit villages

by Josh Sims

Edible Extinction: The Foods Most At Risk From Climate Change

As our world continues to warm, the foods we rely on will become more scarce and those with the least, will be hit the hardest.

by Charlotte Ward