This book is a compilation of talks and an interview given by the activist, thinker and indigenous leader of the Krenak peoples of Brazil, Ailton Krenak, while he was visiting […]
TMNT and the European Pond Turtle
In the 1990’s the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles peaked in popularity as the first three films were released, leading to turtles becoming popular pets, as cheap imported turtles were (wrongly) […]
Sustainability Book Reviews #5: Regenerative Learning
The environment crisis and the urgency of finding ways to live within planetary limits is making us question many aspects of our lives. Education is one of the areas that urgently […]
Turtles to tote bags: a year in the SGO
This year I have been part of the four-person team that makes up the Student Green Office (SGO). We are students, we are green, and yes, we do have a […]
Monthly Good News #12: August
For the one-year edition of Monthly Good News, here’s the core messages:
1. PEOPLE DON’T SUCK
2. PEOPLE ARE ALL WE HAVE
3. LOVE IS STORED IN THE PEOPLE
Cheese, Gromit, Cheese!
The Student Green Office is currently recruiting, with applications closing on August 30th at midday. If you’re interested in joining next year’s team of SGO Project Officers, especially after reading […]
Oh, the places I’ve been: my final year in the SGO
Hi, I’m Holly. You may remember me from smash hits such as: “Oh, the places you’ll go: A year in the SGO”. To answer the question on everyone’s mind, yes, […]
Sustainability Book Reviews #4: Nature is a Human Right
Ellen Miles is a London-based activist with “a mission to make nature contact a recognised human right” and she deserves widespread recognition for creating and collating this brilliant book. Three […]
Monthly Good News #11: July
Here’s the deal if you’re new here, or a reminder if you’re not: PEOPLE ARE INHERENTLY GOOD AND NOT EVERYTHING IS BAD. WE SHOULD CELEBRATE THAT AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY.