Wildlife conservation and community volunteer projects and internships worldwide
In a fast-paced world saturated with information, the sheer volume of what’s pouring out at us from the ever-present screens can feel overwhelming. But it’s not just the amount that we consume. In educating ourselves about current affairs, we can read about the issues from multiple standpoints. This can help broaden our horizons but can […]
June 18th 2023
Almost exactly half a year on from COP27, the Bonn Climate Change Conference is nearly here. It will act as an important check-in between the COPs, and with the focus of COP28 being on protecting global food systems, ecosystems and biodiversity can be expected to be at the heart of the Bonn conference. In light […]
June 6th 2023
When we think of climate change, we often talk about changes in the temperature of our planet and the solutions our activist groups and charities put forward close to home. But there are many more industries facing climate damage that we don’t see in our daily lives or in the news. The real threat to […]
June 6th 2023
Governments have never met a target set in the history of COP conferences. Could the upcoming COP15 meeting help correct this?
November 23rd 2022
Slow travel is a whole new way of exploring the world, it is about taking your time and connecting with local people. Overall, it is about having a positive impact on the local community rather than a negative one. Additionally, it involves trying to organise a more sustainable journey to your destination, for example, taking […]
October 25th 2022
As September comes to an end and we head into October, we see the end of Great Big Green Week (GBGW) in the UK. Organised by The Climate Coalition, GBGW celebrates community climate action and brings together national organisations, businesses and the media to put pressure on the Government to make tackling climate change and […]
October 11th 2022
Renowned for their horns and formidable plates of armour, rhinos are a widely respected wild animal. Stemming from the Ancient Greek words rhīnó meaning nose and kerōs meaning horned, this nose-horned creature is also known as the world’s armoured giant. Although the black rhino and the white rhino are the most well-known, there are five […]
September 20th 2022
Aviation accounts for 2.1% of the world’s entire CO2 emissions, although due to radiative forcing and contrails, new research suggests this number could be higher than 4%. Decarbonising the aviation industry is vital to achieving net zero. Additionally, despite the global pandemic grounding planes for two years, the industry is set to make a full […]
September 9th 2022
From nearly 150 mm of rainfall in one day to 40.3°C heat, the UK has already been subjected to the effects of climate change in 2022. Heatwaves have scarred the soil surface; droughts have caused water poverty and hosepipe bans; wildfires have devastated farmland, and storms have induced flooding. With all of this occurring within […]
August 27th 2022
