Location: UK
15 May 2012
Youth-led sustainability charity the Otesha Project UK will embark upon its most challenging cycle tour yet this summer
11 May 2012
A music competition has been launched giving bands and DJs across the UK the chance to play at this year’s Sunrise Celebration festival
05 May 2012
Ben Dyson: There is real momentum building in the movement to reform our privatised, debt-based money system
04 May 2012
Up to 1,500 young people from across the UK are being given the opportunity to work alongside film industry professionals to help create feature-length films this summer
A story of co-operation
26 Apr 2012
Erica Crompton visits a unique organic farm and retreat in Scotland to discover how young volunteers are finding their way into employment
16 Apr 2012
As the medical establishment begins to take notice of sexual healing practitioner Mike Lousada, Gillian Capper pays him a visit and discovers the ethical integrity of his hands-on approach
UK / Arts, Culture, Sustainable Development
14 Apr 2012
Sunrise festival hopes to inspire a shift in consciousness to enable a more sustainable world to be created
13 Apr 2012
A conference taking place in London in May will explore how primary schools can be transformed into peaceful communities that not only provide effective environments for learning, but help children develop into well-rounded human beings
10 Apr 2012
With an eye on the changing social and economic landscape, folk artist Martha Tilston is leading a revival of the protest song, discovers Caspar Walsh
05 Apr 2012
Sunrise Celebration promises to be a vibrant party while raising awareness about issues such as Tibet
05 Apr 2012
A pilot section has opened on the Mary Michael Pilgrims Way, a new 250-mile walking route being established between Cornwall and Norfolk
UK / Conservation, Sustainable Development
05 Apr 2012
Dedicated work by local people and government bodies has rehabilitated lifeless rivers in South Wales, restoring former industrial areas to places of beauty and recreation
05 Apr 2012
While the heads of the agricultural industry and government officials met to discuss policy at the Oxford Farming Conference earlier this year, an alternative event took place
04 Apr 2012
A festival of of Anglo-Indian art, music and philosophy will celebrate the life of India’s Nobel Prize-winning poet and philosopher Rabindrinath Tagore, over the Easter weekend
03 Apr 2012
Hetti Dysch introduces the practice of wilderness therapy, which is growing throughout the UK
28 Mar 2012
Embercombe, a social enterprise near Exeter, runs leadership and development courses for adults, young people and businesses, in the context of creating a truly sustainable world. Jo Clark, head of land-based learning, explains the value of their approach