WILD Magazine interviews Scoop, the University of York’s answer to ethical shopping and living that’s accessible and affordable for students

Rich and Sam, founders of ethical clothing brand, Goose Studios, talk us through the trials and tribulations faced with their business.

Emma Eberhardt, member of ‘Divest Penryn’, tells us about the group’s continuing campaign for fossil fuel divestment.

Megan Tarbuck tried to live as sustainably as possible for one week as a student in York. Here’s her verdict on whether or not it's viable.

Eithne Phillips tells us more about this “haven for wildlife” and encourages us to all get involved in managing our meadows!

Izzy Berner of Rhimani Jewellery talks about the production of her colourful ethical jewellery and how a jewellery brand can be sustainable.

Lizzi discusses the effects that consumerism and capitalism are having on our planet, asking, is there anything we can do to save the Earth.

Richard Milburn of Tunza Games gives the lowdown on the social enterprise’s educational wildlife game, and how to be engaged in conservation

Charlie Bedwell discusses the use of pesticides in agriculture; could they be to blame for mass ecosystem disruptions?

Cornish social-enterprise, Waterhaul, launches eyewear produced from 100% recycled fishing nets, to tackle marine plastic pollution.

Megan Tarbuck takes on the challenge to live as sustainable as possible for a week on a student budget in revision season.

Elliott Lancaster, founder of ‘Utter Rubbish’, tells us of his innovative app that is cleaning up our streets.

Annabel Mulliner runs through WILD Magazines zero waste tour held in University of York’s Give It A Go Week.

We sat down with the 2nd year University of York politics student, to see why he cares about local government so much and why you should too

Steff Farley questions whether the lack of clear politics from XR leads to their mass-mobilisation being more of a problem than a success.

Maddie Cava-Beale from EthiCo talks through the challenges of setting up an eco-friendly company, where to find ethically made products.

In part two of the series, we discover some of the efforts being made to tackle climate change and how we can all play our part.

Amina shares the vital and promising work carried out by the Cedar Tree Association in Algeria.

Charlie Bedwell shines a spotlight on the damaging reality of our obsession with the fashion industry.

Yasna Palmeiro-Silva introduces us to the links between global warming, human health, and sustainability.