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Lah Lah’s Brunch Is Back, and It’s Bringing (Veggie)Vibes

The Greens’ favourite brunch returns as Lah Lah relaunches with vibrant Pan-Asian sharing plates, a chilled crowd, and a nod to sustainability

by Anthea Ayache

Light Up Their Diwali: Thoughtful Gifts That Celebrate the Season

Celebrate the Festival of Lights consciously this year with our pick of thoughtful Diwali gifts

by Claire Wills

The Perimenopause Reset: 5 Foods to Soothe Symptoms Now

Ayurvedic expert Priya Mehta explains that perimenopause can be eased with simple, balancing foods like buttermilk, ghee, and pomegranate

by Priya Mehta

Europe’s Wild Bees Face Extinction Crisis as Numbers Plummet

Wild bees across Europe are collapsing due to habitat loss, agriculture, and pesticide use, threatening biodiversity and food security

by Nick Ames

Where the Olives Grow: A Weekend in Oman’s Green Mountain

Head to Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar in October and you’ll witness the annual olive harvest in full swing, where guests can join in the picking, pressing, and tasting of the region’s liquid gold

by Anthea Ayache

Brunch in Bloom: The Beachside Brunch Putting Local First

The family-friendly Brunch in Bloom promises to be as good for the planet as it is for the palette with its farm-to-table focus

by Anthea Ayache

Frankincense, Flavour and Fun: Al Baleed’s Culinary Festival Is Back

This November, Al Baleed Resort Salalah by Anantara is throwing a month-long culinary bash that brings together Michelin-starred chefs, local legends, and the unmistakable aromas of Oman’s southern coast

by Anthea Ayache

Against the Odds: How Endangered Wildlife Are Making a Comeback

From Peru’s river wolves to California’s thunderbirds, discover the endanegred wildlife stories proving that with protection and persistence, nature can heal

by Sarah Freeman

Ratty Returns: Water Voles Released into Surrey River After 20-Year Absence

A colony of 50 water voles has been released into an English river where the animal has not been seen […]

by Nick Ames

First-Ever English Rice Harvest Takes Root in Cambridgeshire Wetlands

Researchers say the english rice project could both cut carbon emissions from drained peatlands and offer farmers a climate-resilient crop for the future

by Nick Ames