Findhorn is a spiritual community and eco-village which has inspired thousands of people since its beginnings almost sixty years ago. Rooted in an intimate connection with nature, it is a global centre of sustainability education which demonstrates how we can live in harmony with the land.

Fortunately, many sustainable practices have become more common among people. Composting is a great method to reduce your food waste. It can seem like a challenging task but it is easier than you think. Spoiler alert: you don’t need an enormous yard to do it right.

Have you ever been confused about some of these words? Let me tell you that YOU ARE NOT THE ONLY ONE! Compostable, biodegradable, recyclable, recycled, degradable… what are the actual differences between them? Here’s your Guide!

Braziers Park is a unique intentional community taking a progressive approach to education through creation. At 70 years, it is the oldest surviving secular community in the UK. Learn more about this magical place in Oxfordshire, its history and philosophy in this new series.

If you ever feel overwhelmed by the climate and biodiversity crises, then you are not alone. The term ‘eco-anxiety’ refers to this fear of environmental damage or ecological disaster, fuelled by the current and predicted future state of the environment and climate change.

The term “eco-friendly” refers to lessening your impact on the environment and avoiding or preventing as much harm as possible through your interactions with it. Becoming eco-friendly doesn’t mean that your life will turn upside down, you can start with small (yet significant) changes…

Studies say that 2.5 billion people are connected to the Internet worldwide and that the Internet’s energy and carbon footprint are estimated to exceed air travel. From manufacturing and shipping of computers to data use, the Digitalization and Internet are less sustainable than you might think.

Climate change denial is still high despite an established scientific consensus. What are the underlying psychological reasons for climate denial and what can we do to tackle it? Two young environmentalists share their experiences.

The Covid-19 pandemic has limited our ability to protest for climate action – Climate Census is an exciting new opportunity to make your voice heard in the upcoming UK census. Read more about the census and upcoming mass digital action here.

The Amazon Rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, it covers 9 countries and protects more than 60,000 species. If you have been wondering how you could help reduce the rate of deforestation, you first need to understand the relationship between meat consumption and deforestation.

Sending an email, using search engines, and storing data pollute: the web generates today 2% of the CO2 emissions of the planet. These tech tools and Apps can help you plant trees, reduce your plastic use, buy eco-friendly clothes and products, avoid food waste, and reduce your carbon footprint.

I asked the lovely people of Instagram ‘What is the hardest part of trying to live sustainably?’ I thought it might be helpful to workout what people’s stumbling blocks are and offer a few possible solutions.