The Hero Schoolboy Who Became World’s Youngest Headmaster Aged 9

He started a school in his backyard and soon became the youngest headmaster in the world. Now 29, Babar Ali is planning to open free schools across India to ensure every child is educated

by Shiva Kumar Thekkepat

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

Dame Joanna Lumley Calls Wildlife Trophy Hunters ‘Lowest of the Low’

Joanna Lumley – a vocal advocate for animal rights – is supporting plans to ban the import of trophy parts into the UK

by Anthea Ayache

Dr. Jane Goodall Talks Chimps, Captivity and Conservation

The conservationist insists nature is resilient and we must have hope that we can overcome today’s problems to pass on a sustainable planet to future generations

by Karen Pasquali Jones and Anthea Ayache

Flying in the Face of Fur: Why the Industry’s Arguments Fall Fantastically Short

About 60 million animals are still killed every year in fur farms. We talk to Dr Clair Linsey, ethicist and author of new book ‘An Ethical Critique of Fur Factory Farming’ about why the fashion faux pas must end

by Josh Sims

Natrl Inspires UAE’s Junior Eco-Architects to Reduce and Recycle

The competition being rolled out across Repton Schools in the UAE is being held in conjunction with boxed water company natrl and culminates in an award ceremony next weekend

by Nick Ames

Bambuyu: Flushing Out the Status Quo with Stylish Sustainable Toilet Paper

When UAE entrepreneur Sahar Karoubi learned that we are flushing away critical forests with every trip to the bathroom, she decided to use her design skills to launch Bambuyu – a stylish and sustainable alternative

by Anthea Ayache

Baby Spice Is Tackling The Climate Crisis With Eco Nappies

EXCLUSIVE: The Spice Girl tells us what she wants, what she really, really wants: a sustainable baby and nappies range to help her save the world

by Karen Pasquali Jones

Why We Should Be Galloping To Ban Horse And Carriage Rides

Forced to work long hours in horrific conditions, and beaten when they collapse, carriage horses endure miserable lives just to take tourists on sightseeing tours of cities
WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES

by Sarah Freeman