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 […]
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) […]
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.
Sustainability Book Reviews #4: Nature is a Human Right
Nature is a Human Right: Why we’re fighting for green in a grey world If only this could be required reading for everyone… Ellen Miles is a London-based activist with […]
Cheese, Gromit, Cheese!
My last reflection centred around having an “adventure, [and going] on to have another one.” Well as you can guess, that kind of aged like milk. But, from a certain […]
Sustainability Book Reviews #3: The Nutmeg’s Curse
Have you ever wondered how European colonialism developed? Have you ever thought about how a comparatively small number of settlers were able to dominate other countries or why there are such […]
New Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability Apprenticeship for Staff
This new apprenticeship is available for staff at Canterbury Christ Church University. Drawing on the Vision 2030 strategic aim of ‘Shaping Sustainable Futures’ and the commitment to ‘empower our students, […]
Sustainability Book Reviews #3: The Nutmeg’s Curse
Have you ever wondered how European colonialism developed? Have you ever thought about how a comparatively small number of settlers were able to dominate other countries or why there are […]
Monthly Good News #10: June
We’re halfway through the year already. Which is a lot of days. And in those 181 days, a lot of wack things have happened. So we’re back to combat that bad feeling.