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Eco-Adventures in the UK: Where to Visit for a Positive Environmental Impact

Are you planning a trip in the United Kingdom and want to make sure your travels leave a positive mark on the environment? Look no further! The UK is not only home to breathtaking landscapes but also to various eco-conscious destinations and initiatives that allow you to enjoy nature while… Read more »

State of Nature: UK Faces Urgent Crisis as Wildlife Decline Accelerates

The UK is experiencing a severe nature-loss crisis, with the decline of its most precious animals and plants outpacing current conservation efforts, according to the State of Nature report. The report, compiled by over 60 organizations, reveals that 16% of 10,000 assessed species, including iconic wildlife like the turtle dove… Read more »

Bonfire Night – Can it be More Eco-Friendly and Still Enjoy the Celebrations

Bonfire Night is back with a bang! Celebrated on (or around) November 5, is a tradition with environmental concerns due to the potential harm caused by burning certain materials. To make it eco-friendly: Guy Fawkes Night: How to have an eco-friendly Bonfire Night 2022 | The Independent

Clean Air Receives More Aid Funding Than Fossil Fuels for the First Time, but Still Lags Behind

A report by the Clean Air Fund, an environmental charity, reveals that governments, agencies, and development banks have allocated more aid money to clean air initiatives than to fossil fuels for the first time on record. However, these clean air projects still receive less than 1% of international development funding…. Read more »

Biodiversity Crisis: One in Six Species at Risk of Extinction in Great Britain

A comprehensive analysis by wildlife scientists in Great Britain has revealed that one in six species is at risk of extinction. The report, titled the “State of Nature,” highlights that bird species, including turtle doves, face the most concerning situation, with 43% at risk of extinction. Other beloved species, such… Read more »

Renewable Energy Surge Sparks Optimism in Meeting 1.5°C Climate Goal

The chief of the International Energy Agency (IEA), Fatih Birol, has expressed optimism about the world’s ability to stay within the 1.5°C limit on global heating, citing the “staggering” growth of renewable energy and green investments over the past two years. Birol highlighted the rapid adoption of solar power and… Read more »

Nourishing Your Mind: How a Plant-Based Diet Benefits Brain Healt

Eating a more plant-based diet can have several positive effects on brain health. Here’s how: It’s important to note that a well-balanced plant-based diet should include a variety of foods to ensure that you get all the essential nutrients your brain needs. While adopting a plant-based diet can benefit brain… Read more »

Heart-y Eating: Eating a More Plant-Based Diet Can Have Several Positive Effects on Heart Health

Eating a more plant-based diet can have several positive effects on heart health. Here’s how: It’s important to note that a plant-based diet doesn’t necessarily mean completely eliminating all animal products. Many individuals follow a flexitarian approach, which includes occasional consumption of animal products while predominantly focusing on plant-based foods…. Read more »

UK’s First River Restoration Project in Somerset

In the stage-zero restoration project in Somerset, a segment of the River Aller has been released from its artificially narrow channel, allowing the water to meander naturally. This transformation has resulted in the creation of streams, pools, and marshy areas, fostering a more favorable environment for both plant and animal… Read more »

A Boost in Butterfly Numbers in the UK Despite the Erratic Summer Weather

Despite the erratic and changeable weather in Britain this summer, this year’s Big Butterfly Count has shown an increase in butterfly numbers compared to the previous year’s all-time low. Citizen scientists recorded an average of 12 butterflies per 15-minute count, up from nine in 2022. The red admiral butterfly dominated… Read more »