The global goal of protecting 30% of the High Seas, the World’s Oceans by 2030 After more than a decade of negotiations, United Nations member countries have agreed the first ever treaty to [...]
May 31st 20:00-21:30, Schumacher College We are invited to join Satish Kumar – peace activist, environmental thought leader and founder of Schumacher College, and Jagdish Rattanani at The [...]
We are currently facing an environmental crisis that requires us to reset our relationship with the natural world in order to secure a sustainable future. Wylde is calling on businesses to make [...]
Royal College of Arts (RCA) Grand Challenge 2022/23 The RCA Grand Challenge is the biggest single-institution postgraduate design project in the world, and a unique and innovative learning [...]
“Sport occupies an unusual place in society. It’s simultaneously public and private – something we do for our own personal health, but also a multibillion-dollar industry; both [...]
ECOllective is back with its second chapter for green networking in BCP and the surrounding areas of Dorset and Hampshire at a beautiful new venue, Upton House at Upton Country Park on Thursday [...]
With Mothiur Rahman Mothiur from New Economy Law has partnered with the Good Law Project on a legal case to stop the Government permitting water companies to dump sewage [...]
First published in Voice of Arran, December 2022 By Sally Campbell. All image credits to Greenpeace. Biodiversity Loss, Restore Ecosystems and Protect Indigenous Rights The Fifteenth meeting of [...]
“A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise.” Aldo Leopold This guiding principle is [...]
Hello ASP friends As we are on this wisdom journey – I thought of sharing this Toronto Globe and Mail article written by Canadian Ethnographer and Adventurer Wade Davis – [...]
Weapons manufacturers, the oil giant Shell, and financial institutions which poured billions of pounds into fossil fuels are among firms buying Scottish carbon credits, prompting critics to claim [...]
These narrative poems by Sarah Hymas will accompany you on your journey along Crosby Beach. They capture changes in coastal processes, land use, shoreline management and observation techniques. [...]
