The new self-care movement teaches death literacy as a life-enhancing practice.
How the Rights of Nature Movement Is Reshaping Law and Culture
From the sacred peaks of Aotearoa to the rivers of Colombia and the contested waters of Lake Erie, a global movement is emerging to grant the natural world legal personhood, driven by Indigenous worldviews and a growing call for environmental justice.
See the World and Save the Planet: 10 Incredible Places That Desperately Need Eco-Volunteers
Purpose-driven travel offers unforgettable experiences that foster environmental stewardship, cultural connection, and lasting impact.
How to Help Wild Birds During Their Spring and Fall Migrations
Human-related causes leave birds susceptible to injury and death.
How Lab-Grown Meat Could Bring an End to Needless Animal Cruelty
Lab-grown meat is a sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional meat. It offers the same taste and texture while reducing animal suffering, environmental impact, and health risks.
Uroscopy: Medieval Medicine’s Obsession with Urine
For centuries, physicians used urine to diagnose disease, predict death, and even determine sexual history—analyzing its color, consistency, and contents with remarkable confidence.
Guide to Becoming an Environmental Leader and Inspiring the Next Generation of Eco-Defenders
Since you know your community best, you are in the best position to become a local environmental leader.
Cats Are Fueling a Global Eco-Crisis, Pushing Birds and Other Species to Extinction
Free-roaming cats are an invasive species and one of the most significant sources of human-caused bird mortality.
Restoring the Wild: How Reintroducing Bison Could Revive Britain’s Landscapes and Ecosystems
Although there is no evidence that the European bison (Bison bonasus), known as wisent, ever roamed the islands of the United Kingdom, its genetic heritage suggests that it is attuned to the environment. The European bison is a hybrid that descends from the steppe bison (Bison priscus) and the aurochs (Bos primigenius), both extinct species that were once native to the UK. […]
The Emperor’s New Clothes: Fashion, Politics, and Identity in Mughal South Asia
The Mughal emperors in India faced a sartorial quandary: Should they continue wearing their traditional Central Asian attire or adopt the lighter cotton clothing of this warmer climate?
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