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

Born Free Founder Virginia McKenna Receives New Year’s Honour for Commitment to Conservation

The recognition for the Born Free Founder comes for 39 years of wildlife campaigning

by Nick Ames

How The Death Of Dumpster Diving Shows An Appetite For Reducing Global Food Waste

With $1 trillion worth of food wasted globally each year, the hunger to feed the vulnerable with discarded food is more important than ever

by Nick Harding

Dog Meat Trade Survivors Are The Adorable Stars Of 2023 Charity Calendar

These are the cute dogs rescued from the dog meat trade by a charity who hope the calendar they’re in will save others destined for slaughter

by Hayley O'Keeffe

Incredible Journey Up The Mountains Of The Moon

Adventurer Holly Budge – Everest summiteer, conservationist and the first woman to skydive Everest – takes on the climb to the top of Margherita Peak in the Rwenzori Mountains to raise funds to stop elephant poaching

by Holly Budge

The Children’s Climate Prize and the 5 Super Teens Changing The World

From using fish scale waste for water pollution problems to coffee waste for fertiliser, these Children’s Climate Prize finalists are coming up with the ideas that will shape our future

by Sarah Gibbons

Why Toilets Should Be Bog Standard For Everyone

We spend three years of our lives on the toilet but six per cent of the world –equivalent to the population of South America – don’t have a toilet, meaning 1.5 million children die globally from sanitation-related illnesses each year. Meet Mr Toilet who is trying to change that

by Nick Harding