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A bird perched on a branch Many of us know the feeling of sitting in a back garden on a spring day and watching the world come alive. Bees buzzing between flowers, birds singing, the crickets chirping, and the smell of the soil. We know that the garden is more than a patch of green, it’s full of stories, systems, and species quietly working together. This invisible web of life is what we call biodiversity, and it is essential to life as we know it. It supports the food we eat

A placard featuring an illustration of Earth with the message "One World" So, here’s the deal: climate change isn’t just some far-off problem we’ll deal with later. It’s happening right now, and it’s affecting us in ways we can’t ignore. Sure, we hear a lot about melting glaciers and rising sea levels, but there's another story, about people—how their homes, health, jobs, and cultures are being impacted. Firefighters battling a wildfire 1. Health at Risk Rising temperatures c

Climate Justice as a concept seeks solutions for the climate crisis. The Center for Climate Justice at the University of California (UoC) describes Climate Justice as recognising “… the disproportionate impacts of climate change on low-income communities and communities of color around the world, the people and places least responsible for the problem.” Essentially, those least responsible for the impacts of climate change will be the worst affected. I really like this s

Poverty is not just a lack of income. Poverty is about hunger, lack of shelter, poor or lack of political inclusion, lack of health care and

Acronyms are everywhere, some well-known and others less so, we all know NHS, ASAP and OMG but what about BNC, DDR or DWS. Every sector has their own acronyms and sustainability does too, so today we are exploring one of the most common you’ll see: the UNSDGs. Admittedly, their full title, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, is quite a mouthful but it’s worth it: the UNSDGs are the bread and butter of international sustainability progress and targets. Even acron

You’d be forgiven for thinking that climate change and global warming mean the same thing. The press worldwide have taken a long time to use the right terminology for the right events, and some still don’t quite get it. So what’s the difference between climate change and global warming? Global warming is just one part of climate change. Although for years they’ve been used interchangeably, one actually encompasses the other! Global Warming refers to the global rise in tempera