The moral obligation to conserve half the Earth Humanity’s colonisation and conversion of the Earth’s surface has brought the ecosphere to the brink of several
In May we had the pleasure of introducing you to the photographer Angel Cray. This amazingly talented lady is not afraid to experiment – driven
Climate Action, Eco Friendly / Green Product, Environmental Action, Sustainability, Sustainable Design
Back in March we were introduced to The Scrum Doctor Peter Bracken. He sent us his first Vlog, which is perhaps best described as the
The Celtic Festival of Samhain Samhain (a Gaelic word pronounced “SAH-win”) comes from Celtic pagan origins. It is a Gaelic pagan festival originating from an
Art and Activism, Biodiversity Protection, Climate Action, Environmental Action, Social Justice, Sustainability, Sustainable Traditions
Culture Night was a couple of weeks ago. An annual public event across the whole island of Ireland. It ‘celebrates culture, creativity and the arts
Art and Activism, Biodiversity Protection, Climate Action, Environmental Action, Sustainability, Sustainable Traditions
The way humans choose to interact with the world is having a devastating effect on the climate and on our natural ecosystems. More than 50% of the
Beacons is a new book and exhibition by Daragh Muldowney documenting the surreal ice road system that traverses Lake Baikal in Winter. There are two
There are seventeen United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), all tailored to serve a more ‘peaceful and prosperous’ planet. I have previously used STEM and
Restoring the natural order of things – it’s now or never! When we think ecosystem restoration we think of benefits like fertile soil, health pastures,
Together, We’re part of the solution It is now a well known fact that Homo sapiens are responsible for the ecosystem imbalance in the world. Yet
