Events

Lone Droscher Nielsen addressed the Oxfordshire village of Wootton about the deforestation that is pushing orangutans towards extinction - all driven by the world's hunger for palm oil. Andy Morgan was deeply moved ...

Bill McKibben is a charismatic speaker, a sort of Billy Graham for the Environment, filled with an evangelical fervour, writes Peter Greaves. But ...

Florence Scialom, of the Network of Wellbeing, gives her feedback on the Festival of Wellbeing held last weekend in London.......

Quest - in its 18th year - calls itself the UK's best mind, body, spirit and music festival. This year it had the addition of a full on 3 day programme of dance workshops hosted by deep dive dance....

Mary Stevens reviews the current exhibition at the Onca Gallery in Brighton which aims to explore the connections between creativity, climate change and communities.

‘When you see smoke coming from under the door, but nobody does anything about it, you start to believe the majority. Even if the house is on fire, we do nothing.'

This eco-orientated exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts features art by the likes of Tracy Emin and Anthony Gormley

The largest festival of its kind in Europe was smaller this year but still a food lover's dream. Emma Bocking reports

Playful website TheNag.net has created an online forum where users can rant about whatever ethical or environmental issue is bothering them, find solutions and act

A new exhibition at the Barbican explores the symbiotic relationship between art, architecture and environmentalism.

The new work by artist Maya Lin, famous for her memorial to US soldiers lost in Vietnam, commemorates the species destroyed and endangered by human action. As the list of the dead grows, David Hawkins wonders if the future is set in stone

An exhibition showing the effects of climate change in the UK? Laura Sevier investigates...