Green Friday: Growing Goodness Together
28th November 2025
7:00 am
Listen to this article: As November turns to December, shop windows fill with bright offers and festive buzz fills the air. But amid the excitement
Listen to this article: As November turns to December, shop windows fill with bright offers and festive buzz fills the air. But amid the excitement
At COP26 there were all sorts of companies, NGOs and groups trying to share their point of view. Whilst in the Green Zone, I got chatting with a couple of
The relationship between trade and deforestation Numerous studies have documented and confirmed that global trade, in its existing form, causes deforestation and other associated environmental damage, with 80% of deforestation
We’re thrilled to be able to introduce you to Billy and Bone! This newly published book for children comes from the talented pen of author Keith Trayling. It’s written in
Deforestation has become an increasingly prevalent problem in a global context. In fact, the World Research Institute notes that only 30% of the world’s land area is still forest. They also
One of our hopes from the visit to COP26 was the chance to call decision makers out when they gave weak or misleading answers. Jo Smith got one such opportunity
On 6th November 2021 our Special Scientific Adviser, Professor Bill McGuire took part in a panel event held by The Rapid Transition Alliance, titled “Is there Hope?“ Listen to Bill’s
‘Tree’ is a noun. ‘To Tree’ is not a verb. Trees can’t tree. To tree or not to tree, that is the question. English is a language where it is
We all love TV and streaming services, and the fact is that the quantity of films, series and documentaries grows by the day. There are so many that it’s easy
Over the years we have done quite a few interviews with our local BBC radio stations. During COP26 we were invited several times to contribute our thoughts. Here is a
We took a team of volunteers up to Glasgow to be part of COP26. Jo and Rob Smith offer their thoughts on their first days being involved with this momentous
Universities are vital hubs of research and teaching on climate change. As large organisations, they also produce significant emissions, which contribute to our climate crisis. Universities should therefore be at
Here’s an excellent article from our friends at PASSION for the PLANET about the work being done in Kenya to monitor and protect this endangered species. PASSION for the PLANET