Jennifer Carter reflects on a few of her favourite quick and easy springtime foraging recipes, as well as some tips and tricks behind the act of taking only what you need from the land |
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Populations across the world are affected differently by the issues facing our planet. Intersectional Environmentalism identifies that the injustices happening to marginalised communities and the earth are interconnected. | Words by Emily Gilford.
Our pick of four UK-based companies fighting this important cause that we think should definitely be on your radar | Words by Katie Bonner
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This year on World Book Day, the Bloom In Doom team brings to you the top 10 climate books that we think you should read. | Words by George Richards
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For many, there are few difficulties in achieving a sustainable lifestyle. But a small change for some is an insurmountable obstacle for others. So, how does privilege play a role within the sustainability movement? Words by Rosie Brown. |
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Who can be a Conservationist? The inclusive platform, & Another Thing, aims to encourage more open dialogue about conservation and challenge these stereotypes. | Words by Kirsty Crawford
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How volunteering at your local nature patch can boost biodiversity and help reduce eco-anxiety . | Words by George Steedman Jones
We all know the environmental impacts of boiling the kettle, yet, the consequences of streaming our favourite films and music videos are, perhaps, less contemplated. So, is it possible to clean our streaming habits? Words by Bethany Sewell |
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The pandemic has seen a sharp increase in houseplant sales, but what are the benefits of having foliage-filled homes in this bizarre new world?| Words by Emily Gilford.
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Delving into various examples of how nature sounds and music are connected, we also discuss the background of popular music today and how all of this can not only bring us closer to nature but also to each other. Words by Ella Clark |
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Wildlife documentaries have the potential to be incredible sources for positive change in 2021. This article explains how we can help to ensure that this is the case. Words by Jack Ashton |
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An interview with Conscious Crackers – a UK based sustainable business founded by conservation graduate Grace Hunt, aiming to reduce waste produced around the festive season through selling handmade, zero-waste and plastic free Christmas crackers. | Words by Emily Gilford.
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We interviewed Georgia from Mental Health Swims, we spoke about the power and positive impacts outdoor swimming can have on both mental and physical health. | Words by Ella Clark
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Discover the importance of exploring the outdoors with your camera and how photography can help you reconnect with the natural world. Words by Rosie Brown |
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Blue hour, seen just before dawn and in the mist of dusk, transitions the world from day to night and vice versa. However, in today’s technology driven society blue light floods from screens all around us. In this time of digital living, switching off technology and wandering outside has become a powerful act of reconnection to our natural world. Words by Bethany Sewell |
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Learn more about Blue Health - the concept that explores how being near blue spaces can be beneficial to our physical and mental wellbeing. Cover image by Hannah Varvey. Words by Emily Gilford |
Read MoreMost of us want to travel to see wildlife, but it is becoming increasingly unsustainable to do so. However, it is not desirable to stop altogether, so how can we do so sustainably and responsibly? Words by Jack Ashton |
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In light of outbreaks of Coronavirus at garment factories in Leicester and the Black Lives Matter movement demanding justice for Black workers, consumers push back at fast-fashion retailers and demand they #payup. Words by Lucy Hayes
Read MoreHarry Baker on the importance of writing about our oceans to help protect them.
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Over the past few months, many people living in Britain have discovered their local wildlife. A pursuit which has brought a sense of peace and beauty in a time of uncertainty. This year, one suburban community in the South West have been watching the local foxes from their windows. Here is their story. Words by Bethany Sewell |
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