“Today is significant – the 15th March, the Ides of March in the Roman calendar, is a day to ‘beware,’ but it is also a day historically associated with hope and […]
Mother Nature Called—She Wants Her Wildlife Back
Picture this: You wake up, check your phone, and see a breaking news alert— “Mother Nature is Done with Us. Wildlife Has Officially Packed Its Bags.” Dramatic? Maybe. But let’s […]
A future for nature in Kent & Medway – your chance to take part
People across Kent and Medway are being asked to help shape an exciting new Strategy to end the decline of nature across the county and support its recovery. The consultation […]
Bridging Generations: Building a Sustainable Future for All Ages
Have you ever found yourself wondering what it really means to “age well” in today’s world? In a time when our societies are rapidly changing, how can we ensure that […]
Shopping Through Your Past: The SGO’s Reverse Haul
Feelings can be powerful, especially when it comes to that special someone. They can influence you to reflect, driving you to improve your wardrobe and your routine, which may improve […]
Roses Are Red – But Are They Green? The Environmental Cost of Valentine’s Blooms
Let’s be honest: Valentine’s Day feels incomplete without a bouquet of roses. They’re romantic, they’re classic, and they smell amazing. But have you ever stopped to think about what it […]
Seasonal Affective Disorder: understanding the science and sustainable ways to cope
Have you ever noticed how your mood shifts as the days get shorter and the weather turns cooler? Maybe you find yourself longing for sunny afternoons or craving the warmth […]
Keep the cold outside and the cash inside
Ever felt like your heating bill is plotting against you? Like the more you layer up, the more your energy costs climb as if they’ve got their own winter sports […]
The Environmental Cost of Fame and Fortune
How can something seem so close yet be so far from us? This is something I often think about when I see celebrities and public figures going about their lives. […]