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Tents, Tunes and Trash: Why Festivals Need a Clean-Up Act

As festival season kicks off, the true cost of music, glitter, and good times is becoming harder to ignore – is it time for the industry to wake up to its environmental hangover?

by Claire Wills

Six Senses Wins Global Award for Protecting Biodiversity, And They’re Just Getting Started

With International Day for Biological Diversity around the corner, Six Senses is showing how thoughtful travel can make a real difference for some of the planet’s most endangered species.

by Claire Wills

Is Blocking the Sun to Cool the Earth a Climate Solution or Catastrophe?

As the climate crisis accelerates, the UK is backing bold new geo-engineering trials aimed at blocking the sun’s rays to cool the planet but critics warn the risks may outweigh the science

by Nick Ames

How Instagram’s Obsession with Perfect Beaches Is Crippling Turtle Nests

Instagram perfection is destroying sea turtle nests on Italy’s beaches, one groomed grain of sand at a time.

by Nick Ames

Hunted, Skinned, and Sold: The Tragic Leopard Trade

Despite global protection, leopards are being killed, carved up, and sold as medicine, trophies, and luxury goods

by Anthea Ayache

Red Carpet, Green Choices: Vegan Celebrities Who Live (and Eat) Ethically

From seven times Formula One Champion Lewis Hamilton to multi award winning singer songwriter Ariana Grande, here are the vegan celebrities ditching animal-products

by Claire Wills

Sssssingle-Use Plastic: London Kids Fight Back With a Giant Snake

A group of London students turned one week of household waste into a giant snake , a powerful symbol of our growing pollution problem.

by Nick Ames

Longevity for Your Skin: Immunocologie Brings Blue Zones Beauty to the UAE

Born from a cancer survivor’s healing journey, this science-backed, mineral-rich range from Immunocolgie is redefining skin health from the inside out

by Anthea Ayache

The Dark Side Of Denim: Why Your New Jeans Could Cost The Earth

Switch your jeans for a planet-friendly pair that aren’t made using toxic chemicals that pollute drinking water and can even cause birth defects

by Josh Sims

Gorillas In The Wild: How We Can Save The Great Apes

Our closest living relatives are under threat from mining, poaching, and climate change but innovative programmes are helping to save endangered gorillas

by Sarah Freeman