Earth Day is a powerful reminder to protect our planet. But true change can only happen if we live sustainably every day. From rewilding and reducing waste to upskilling through training, every effort counts in the fight for a healthier, more resilient world. Jennifer Robson explores what Earth Day means for us and the planet.

Sophie O’Donnell deep dives into the extraordinary world of hybrid animals, exploring the specific example of the ‘pizzly bear.'

Katie Preedy looks into Earth Hour’s annual campaign, addressing why it matters for the environment, and how you can get involved.

Sasha Hill discusses the potential implications of a third runway at Heathrow on the UK’s climate goals.

Issy Copps discusses ‘Treewilding’ from author & microbial ecologist Jake M. Robinson, encouraging people to connect with the natural world.

Sophie Layton discusses what Trump's second term as president may mean for the planet.

Eleanor Meehan explores why climate migrants are at extreme risk from global warming & why they are vulnerable to international asylum law.

Lough Neagh hasn’t had an algal bloom problem of this magnitude since the 1970’s. Dearbhlá McMenamin takes a closer look.

Eleanor delves into the historical significance of coal and its role in shaping the UK.

Chloe Moriarty looks at the sustainability influence of UK universities and their progress towards shaping a better future.

Grace Clift uncovers what to expect from the upcoming COP29 in Azerbaijan, what the most pressing issues are this year.

Ash Brennan writes about the motivations and complications of the seagrass restoration projects' efforts.

Robson Peisley asks if a change in livestock diet could be enough to tackle the ever-growing problem of greenhouse gas emissions.

With the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games been and gone, our Senior Writers explore some of the sustainable steps taken.

Chloe Moriarty discusses this year’s conference, the central issue of climate finance, and what it means ahead of COP29 in November.

Grace Clift details seven of her favourite eco-friendly Instagram accounts.

Cerys Deakin explores climate conscious approaches to this year’s tournament and investigates how a new perspective could be possible.

Chloe Moriarty dives into the background of the main parties’ environmental pledges. 

Grace Clift breaks down the arguments for corporate, individual and wealthy responsibility for climate change action.

Alex Powell journeys through deep time to examine how our atmosphere has altered over evolutionary history.