Gulf for Good’s Kat Kearsey Talks Adventure to Advocacy

Kat Kearsey has helmed charity foundation Gulf for Good for almost two decades, here we sit down to ask about her most memorable moments

by Anthea Ayache

From Firefighting to Fashion: Elvis & Kresse’s Blazing Journey of Waste-to-Wow Accessories

The Ethicalist chats with Elvis & Kresse’s founders, Kresse Wesling CBE and James ‘Elvis’ Henrit, who, for over a decade, have prevented damaged fire hoses from reaching landfills by transforming them into stylish, sustainable lifestyle accessories

by Anthea Ayache

Sustainable Style Spotlight: Jen Sault of Thrift for Good on Ditching Fast Fashion

Jen Sault, Founder and Managing Director of Thrift for Good, tells The Ethicalist why and how we should make the switch from overconsumption to thrifting

by Jen Sault

Earth Advocates: 9 Eco Influencers You Need to Know for a Greener Future

From championing efforts to eliminate food waste to shedding light on the environmental impact of fast fashion, these 9 eco influencers should be on your radar

by Georgina Fuller

Red Gold: The Rush To Use Barbaric Blood Farms

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Worth more than $1million for 100 gms, pregnant horses have their blood drained for a fertility hormone known as ‘red gold’ to help the meat industry

by Sarah Freeman

Striking a Green Chord: Coldplay Tackle Eco Impact of Live Concerts

Coldplay and Warner Music Group are teaming up with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Environmental Solutions Initiative (MIT ESI) and Live Nation to dig into the environmental impact of live music

by Nick Ames

A Tiger Tale: How India’s Innovative Bengal Tiger Conservationists Are Earning Their Stripes

Complex, captivating and sometimes controversial, India’s countrywide efforts to bring its charismatic Bengal tigers back from the brink has made it a global conservation success story

by Sarah Freeman

Ride to Rescue: Meet the Woman Saving the UAE’s Sick and Disabled Horses

‘Just because a horse can’t be ridden anymore, it doesn’t mean it deserves to die’ – Yasmin Sayyed, founder of horse shelter Ride to Rescue, explains why she has dedicated her life to caring for unwanted horses

by Harriet Shephard

Saving Thailand’s Street Begging Elephants From The Concrete Jungle

Malnourished, chained and often drugged, Thailand’s sacred elephants were forced out of their camps and forests by Covid onto the streets but life in the concrete jungle is taking a devastating toll on these gentle giants

by Sarah Freeman