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Editor’s Opinion: A Year of Wild
A year ago today, Cass Hebron, the founder of WILD, wrote the first ever article for WILD and describes how it has changed since.
Cass Hebron
Mar 22, 20195 min read


Demanding Clean Energy: Fracking Companies Aren’t Invisible
The fracking industry in the UK is dying. Mark Matthews talks about why Reclaim the Power called for two days of action.

Wild Magazine
Mar 21, 20194 min read


Standing in SolidariTee: Changes in the Refugee Crisis and Student Activism
Madeleine Hancock from SolidariTee looks at present and future issues facing the refugee crisis and the campaigns that seek to resolve it.

Wild Collaborations
Mar 19, 20194 min read


Sustainable Disaster Risk Reduction & Climate Change Adaptation in Cities
Mart van der Marel talks us through his research into environmental risk reduction, and what climate change could mean for our cities.

Wild Magazine
Mar 17, 20193 min read


Veganism, is it better for the planet? Part III
This final instalment of the series considers the true affordability of veganism and whether a nutritionally balanced is achievable.

Wild Magazine
Mar 15, 20194 min read


YouthStrike4Climate in York
Young people from across York will be protesting the lack of government action to combat our climate crisis.

Wild Magazine
Mar 13, 20192 min read


Rise and Shine Living: Eco-friendly living
Rise and Shine Living, a new eco-friendly living store has opened in York, following its success in North Devon.

Wild Magazine
Mar 11, 20192 min read


Find YOUR Sustainable: A Better Aim Than Plastic- Free?
After attempting a Plastic-Free January, Olivia Clements shares her top-tips for reducing your plastic waste.

Wild Magazine
Mar 9, 20196 min read


Is It Time to Rethink GDP for the Sake of Our Planet?
Matthew Hemmins examines the use of GDP in economics and introduces the Doughnut Model: a 21st century approach to 21st century problems.
Matthew Hemmins
Mar 7, 20194 min read


Grubs Up: Horizon Edible Insects
Tiziana Di Costanzo, co-founder of Horizon Edible Insects, talks through the environmental benefits of incorporating insects into our diets.

Wild Magazine
Mar 5, 20194 min read


How to Achieve an Ethical Celebration
Anna Maggs provides helpful tips for throwing an ethical celebration which truly highlights the beauty of simplicity.

Wild Collaborations
Mar 3, 20193 min read


Is Palm Oil Really That Bad?
Abie Halliday delves into the world of palm oil cultivation and questions whether it is the sole biggest threat to East Asian biodiversity.

Wild Magazine
Mar 1, 20194 min read


York’s Climate Emergency with Extinction Rebellion
Extinction Rebellion have made headlines for their nonviolent acts of civil disobedience in an act against climate change.

Wild Magazine
Feb 27, 20193 min read


UoY Gardening Society Blog: Laying the Roots
Patrick from the University of York Gardening Society introduces his monthly blog, as the new society takes root…

Wild Collaborations
Feb 25, 20192 min read


Fast Fashion Kills Our Planet: XRY’s Die-In Demonstration
Students from the University of York staged a protest at a major shopping centre to highlight the danger posed by fast fashion.

Wild Magazine
Feb 22, 20192 min read


Fighting Food Waste at University
Aisling Murray discusses the issue of food waste and the inspiring initiatives like the Food Waste Cafe Sussex being started up across UK.

Wild Magazine
Feb 18, 20196 min read


Why You Should Care About The Destruction of Tropical Rainforests: Part II
Flavie Ioos provides a series of compelling arguments on why you should give more than a passing thought to the destruction of rainforests.

Wild Magazine
Feb 16, 20194 min read


Power in Your Pocket: The Giki App
Jo Hand from Giki tells about her passion for environmentally friendly choices and making sustainable shopping easier for everyone.

Wild Collaborations
Feb 13, 20194 min read


The Ultimate WILD Veganuary Round-up
Emily discusses the challenges she faced throughout Veganuary and what she’s learnt to take her forward after completing a month plant-based
Emily Ellerby-Hunt
Feb 11, 20193 min read


Sustainable Benefits to Communal Living
Matthew Jones proposes that there are benefits to doing so, both to the individuals involved and in terms of sustainability.

Wild Magazine
Feb 8, 20194 min read
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