Saving Elephants, One Bee Hive and Milk Bottle at a Time

The world’s largest land mammal is still struggling to be herd. On World Elephant Day we blow the trumpet for these magnificent megafauna…

by Sarah Freeman

How The Climate Crisis Is Affecting The Middle East

From wildfires in Syria to droughts in Iraq and Iran, the Middle East is feeling the sting of global warming and the climate crisis more acutely than many other regions. Is there a way out?

by Mike Peake

20 Years of Conservation: A Q&A with Barbara Lang-Lenton, the UAE’s Sea Turtle Saviour

We chat to Barbara Lang-Lenton, Director of Aquarium at Jumeirah’s Burj Al Arab and a true conservationist on her decades-long efforts to protect sea turtles in the UAE and beyond

by Alaina Mutti

The Arctic Challenge: UAE Trio’s Record-Breaking Row for Climate Action

Three UAE residents have daringly set off on The Arctic Challenge, a record-breaking non-stop rowing expedition across the Arctic Ocean, to raise awareness of critical environmental issues

by Anthea Ayache

Meet the Black Mambas: Africa’s First All-Female Anti-Poaching Unit

Meet the Black Mambas, a team of 36 young African women who protect 20,000 hectares of South Africa’s Greater Kruger National Park, safeguarding the world’s largest population of rhinos

by Holly Budge

Be a Catalyst for Good: Enter the Lush Spring Prize 2025 and Transform Our Planet

If you believe your project is helping to restore our planet’s damaged systems, then consider applying for the Lush Spring Prize 2025

by Claire Wills

Rhino Horns Made Radioactive to Combat Poaching Crisis

South African wildlife experts have repurposed technology originally used to prevent nuclear smuggling to tackle the urgent issue of rhino horn poaching

by Nick Ames

Gambia’s Recipe for Change: Waste to Wonder and Conor Spacey Cook Up Sustainability

Non-profit organisation Waste to Wonder Worldwide and zero-waste chef Conor Spacey are teaming up to build a sustainable cookery school in Gambia  

by Harriet Shephard

Above and Beyond: Malcolm Wood’s Pioneering Pursuit of a Better World

From raising awareness of melting glaciers by paragliding off mountains to introducing plant-based replicas of signature dishes at his fine dining restaurants, Malcolm Wood has a high- flying approach to social impact

by Anthea Ayache