Planet

We take a look at the latest environmental news, from face mask pollution to catnip and a new approach to sustainable rice production.

Meet Erin Rhoads, an environmental writer, speaker and activist who activates community connection through sustainability initiatives specific to reducing plastic and waste.

We take a look into the weird and wonderful world of caterpillars, discover the effects of COVID-19 on wildlife trading and more in current eco-news.

Climate change and rising energy prices are making insulation a key component for sustainable living goals. Here’s how to do it right, according to the experts.

Sustainable fashion has come a long way since hemp fabrics and indigo tie-dye. A new wave of ethically minded brands are evolving to accommodate a new kind of shopper with zero waste models and timeless, refined luxury.

We explore the current state of palm oil, how it relates to you and its impact on the environment from deforestation to threats to endangered species.

Rachel Lowry is a fiercely inspiring woman. As the WWF-Australia Chief Conservation Officer, she works with experts to develop solutions to problems that threaten nature and our wellbeing.

Global seafood consumption has quadrupled over the past 50 years and interest in environmentally conscious fish choices has grown. But which types of seafood are sustainable and how can you be certain? We take a look.

Can time in nature really decrease depression and anxiety? And what’s does Europe’s “green deal” mean? We take a look at the latest environment news.

We take a look at the latest studies and research to bring you important environmental and conservation news, from animal habitats to plant-based diets.

We speak to Australian entrepreneur Katerina Kimmorley about global poverty and climate change and how Australia can become a clean energy superpower.

How you eat contributes significantly to your carbon footprint. Yet a truly “low carbon” diet is complex to achieve. Discover a few simple ways you can start reducing your environmental impact and carbon consumption without raising your anxiety levels.