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21/07/2025

A smooth, even rectangle of green grass. The image of the perfect lawn is iconic. But when water is scarce, is this really the picture we want to project? Or can we come up with a better one?

Goodbye grass. Hello native garden

18/07/2025

Can eco-tourism balance the benefits of travel with its other impacts? In this video series, Ben Kielesinski heads to Costa Rica to find out.

In this video series, Ben Kielesinski explores Costa Rica.

14/07/2025

Interior stylist Rachel Forslund believes we don’t need new things to create beautiful homes. In fact, she can prove it. In this video we follow Rachel on the hunt for her next gem, and see how she furnishes her own home.

Rachel Forslund on the hunt for hidden gems.

14/07/2025

Their movements are mesmerizing. But this is so much more than a pretty visual.

India’s high-altitude performance art

11/07/2025

Hitchsailing is like hitchhiking but with boats – and it’s more and more popular for eco-conscious travelers. On a trip from Cuba to Mexico, travel writer Imogen Lepere learned that getting the most out of hitchsailing means accepting you’re not in control.

Imogen Lepere on sailing from Cuba to Mexico.

10/07/2025

Blue turns to gray along the Marseille coastline as the sea mirrors the clouds. There’s something in the air. What is nature up to? A storm is brewing. Photographer Adeline Care pictures the scene.

Capturing the calm as the clouds roll in

10/07/2025

No, it's not AI - we promise.

Yes, they’re real.

07/07/2025

How close would you get to a shark? 🦈

Meet Ocean Ramsey, the Shark Whisperer.

02/07/2025

In our latest batch of climate cartoons, we’re drawing inspiration from the world’s most famous cycling race: the Tour de France, which covers an incredible 2074 miles (3,336km) over the course of three weeks.

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Concept and words: Anne-Marie Hoeve
Illustrations: Antonio Giovanni Pinna rep in USA Purple Rain Illustrators

28/06/2025

A sashiko patch repair is a simple repair that is incredibly durable. Originating in Japan, the sashiko patch uses a simple straight stitch which covers the entire patch over a rip. Due to its many stitches, sashiko is incredibly durable and great for places with high friction.

Alicia Minnaard walks us through how to do the simple version but the repair has many options to become super intricate with how you apply the stitching.

Happy repairing!

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On-screen & script: Alicia Minnaard
Produced: Prunelle Mathet
Edited: Joao Galva
Directed: Hugh Coombs

27/06/2025

Using invention and play, Chloé Milos Azzopardi creates a fictional universe of low-tech objects that imagines an alternative to our increasingly virtual, technology-driven world.

Inspired by nature, this artist is reimagining tech