Articles

Ocean-Going Drone Begins 22,000km Antarctica Climate Research Mission

A seven-metre ocean-going drone powered by wind and solar has embarked on a 22,000km journey around Antarctica, gathering vital climate data

by Nick Ames

Vintage Engagement Rings: Why Old-World Details Feel Right Again

From delicate engravings to old-cut stones, vintage details are finding their way back onto modern engagement rings

by Claire Wills

How to Create a Sustainable Hair Wellness Routine

From washing your scalp properly to cutting down on heat damage, a few practical changes can do more for your hair wellness than another crowded shelf of products

by Staff Writer

Uga Ulagalla: An Unforgettable Stay Among Sri Lanka’s Wild Elephants

In Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle, Kate Wickers stays among wildlife at Uga Ulagalla and discovers what it takes for people and elephants to share the same space

by Kate Wickers

Feeling Stuck? Try These Four Rituals for a Fresh Perspective

These simple rituals can help you reflect on what matters and move towards the future you want

by Staff Writer

Banyan Tree Dubai and Samadhi Wellness Host a Seaside Yoga Morning on 3 October

Start your Saturday with seaside yoga, breakfast at Tocha and a full day by the pool and beach at Banyan Tree Dubai

by Staff Writer

Real Pilates x Activeist Launch New Activewear Collection and 8-Day JLT Studio Takeover

Launching on 10 October, the ROOTED collection celebrates passion, resilience, kindness and community, with Real Pilates’ instructors and clients front and centre of the campaign

by Staff Writer

Finnish Fur Farms Still Breeding ‘Monster Foxes’ for Bigger Pelts

New photos and videos from Finnish fur farms show that monster foxes are still being bred in the fur industry

by Anthea Ayache

Are Small Art Treasures the Antidote to Fast Decor?

As fast décor falls out of favour, small, beautifully crafted art objects are moving in

by andy hearson

Green Infrastructure: Who Actually Pays For Your City’s Trees and Wetlands?

Cities bill nature for stormwater, shade and cooling. Here’s how budgets for green infrastructure really work, and where ordinary residents fit in

by Louisa Lane