Category: Campaigns and behaviour change
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Searching for Giants in the Pelagos Sanctuary
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Holiday plans A few weeks ago, my partner and I borrowed a van and made the 1,200 km journey to Bogliasco, on Italy’s north coast near Genoa. Our destination wasn’t chosen by chance. Genoa is one of the main gateways to the Pelagos Sanctuary, the Mediterranean’s only internationally protected marine area…
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What We Lost When We Left Nature Behind
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Our historical relationship with the natural world The role nature has played throughout human history has predominantly been about survival, from hunter gatherers surviving predation, ice ages, and famine to developing agricultural practices to enhance the development of humanity. But we didn’t just use and survive the natural world we…
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Making room for UK rivers
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Rivers and riparian zones in the UK support vast amounts of wildlife and plant species. Where there is water, there is life. Rivers create aquatic corridors throughout the UK transporting life and supporting a huge crowd of aquatic, amphibious, and land-based species. It is no secret, however, that British rivers…
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More than just a drop in the ocean
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Why ethical living is about individualised direction, not perfection What if ethical consumption wasn’t about perfection or guilt, but direction? A short look at why small, sustainable choices still matter and how they contribute to collective change. Ethical consumption is often presented as complex, expensive, and all or nothing. There are…