Posts Tagged: biodiversity

Climate change can be a complicated and confusing topic.  For many people it seems abstract and irrelevant to their lives, but with so many species, habitats and people being impacted it’s becoming ever more important to engage with. To celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of International Literacy Day, I’m sharing my A-Z of climate change, covering […]

It’s time for the Olympics, a month long festival of human achievement. They are being held in one of the most bio diverse regions of the world. While we are spell bound by both the games and the location we need to stop and think about the fuel driving these athletes and supporters, how it […]

Cast your mind back to when you last ate a meal outside of the home. It may have been a quick lunch sandwich on-the-go, or a proper sit down meal in a restaurant or at your school or work canteen. Now can you remember what the main ingredient of that meal was? If it was […]

Protein is everywhere. It is the new big fad diet. Increasingly we are seeing people talking about the need to eat more of it. I heard a lady walking down the street on her phone saying how she felt a little tired and needed protein. Companies have spotted this. It is even being added to […]

A picture tells a thousand words as the old saying goes, but I think a picture does much more than that. A picture can tell an infinite number of stories and will speak to everyone differently. The feature image for WATER Stories, an incredible new outdoor photographic exhibition opening in London on this UN World Water […]

I have heard people talk of poachers who have changed their ways and who now work as rangers – well, back in September I met such a person. I was in Jilin Province in North East China, within the Amur-Heilong Ecoregion, where I met Mr Wu who told me his story. Caught red-handed Mr Wu works […]

Nestled on the edge of the East Sussex village of Forest Row, hidden from the main road down a long dirt track, Tablehurst doesn’t immediately give the impression of being a farm ahead of its time. But then Tablehurst is not your average farm. And Peter Brown is not your average farmer. For more than […]

Look back over this past year and explore some standout stories from 2015. They really demonstrate how varied our global projects are! Whether it’s Arctic exploring with JacksGap, eco-fashion tips for ‘Wear It Wild’ or a GoPro strapped to a turtle in the Great Barrier Reef, you’re bound to discover something exciting as we look back at 2015. 1. Rod Downie […]

As we launch our new recipe competition for primary schools, I explore the issues between food and our health and that of the planet plus, what we can do as parent, child or teacher.  Food, it means so much to us. A smell invokes memories. All the important events in our lives, birthdays, Christmas or […]

When the world’s heads of state come together in New York later this month, they will sign off a set of 17 ground-breaking Sustainable Development Goals. Achieving the Goals would alter the way we do things across the world, and could mean the sort of change that we in WWF really want to see. Millions […]