Suzanne Simard, a forest ecologist, brings alive how trees connect with each other through networks under the surface. Prepare to be mesmerised by this quiet, under-stated woman who tells the story of the forest, whilst living her own huge struggles. Read More …
Climate change is quite rightly rapidly rising to the top of all agendas, as the importance of the environment to our own self-preservation can no longer be in doubt. We discuss the four environments at great length throughout our model. Read More …
“Tell me and I’ll forget… Show me and I may remember… Involve me and I’ll understand”. Confucius (551 BC – 479 BC) The world finds itself in a precarious position and it would be easy just to sit Read More …
The four environments is a unique take by Reach on what constitutes the environment. Generally when one thinks of this term, it’s about our relationship with the planet and how we can repair the damage we’ve caused and Read More …
Global Warming and Climate Change Many experts believe that this is the greatest threat our century will face. But what is climate change? Are climate change and global warming one and the same? No, there is a distinction Read More …
What binds us is more than what divides us. Empathy is our opportunity to discover that. It offers us the potential to connect in ways that would otherwise be unimaginable and to see beyond difference by embracing that which unites Read More …
His Royal Highness Prince Charles needs no introduction. His views on the environment and the way we are mismanaging the planet’s resources are well documented elsewhere. We’ve included this footage here because we think it speaks clearly, passionately and accurately Read More …
Satish Kumar is the current Editor of Resurgence (an enviromental magazine promoting creativity, ecology, spirituality and frugality). He is the guiding spirit behind a number of ecological, spiritual and educational ventures in Britain. He founded the Small School in Hartland, Read More …
We cannot continue to ignore the environmental consequences of our actions. The soil is rapidly eroding, the air is increasingly being polluted, we have acidic rain, causing immeasurable damage to crops and human health and there are also numerous economical Read More …
There are three recent, prominent studies, examining the historical food composition data, covering time-frames of between 50 and 70 years. Davis, Melvin and Riordan (2004), in their study, highlighted that over the last 50 years, there have been many changes Read More …
