Through education and connection with nature, everyone can learn to love forests and be more conscious of their vital role.

Today the world unites to celebrate recycling, with events planned from Nigeria to South Korea and Brazil to the UK.

Branded single-use plastic from Nestlé, Unilever and Colgate Palmolive polluting marine wildlife in the ‘centre of the centre’ of global biodiversity hotspot.

Today, tens of thousands are expected to participate in the biggest ever youth climate strike.

Book your place on these nature-inspired weeks and workshops for pre-school children at the fantastic Wowo Campsite.

£25k prize fund to highlight the worldwide successes of the growing permaculture movement.

To mark International Women's Day, here are 10 women’s networks that are supporting environmental and social change.

On International Women’s Day, celebrate the life-sustaining benefits of trees and the vital role women play in forest restoration.

Hollywood actor Bonnie Wright joins first UK-wide investigation into river plastic pollution.

Plastic pioneer Melinda Watson returns from world-first expedition.

Charities urge the government to support an ‘all-in’ deposit return system that collects every drinks can and bottle.

Five simple switches that will set you up for a new start in spring, plus our MyGreenPod Heroes of the Season.

Here’s the easy way to buy products from brands that share your ethics.

Nature and people to benefit from a £2.6m environmental project project in West Yorkshire.

Surfers Against Sewage calls for action from mountain summits to city streets, from riverbanks to coastlines, to help stop plastic polluting our ocean.

MPs call for bold national Plastic Packaging Plan to help consumers, protect our oceans and create green UK jobs.

Cross-party MPs join call for a ban on the export of our plastic waste to the developing world.

Kid truth-tellers make the case for the protection of whistleblowers in Europe.

Environment Secretary Michael Gove has announced Tony Juniper is the preferred candidate to chair Natural England.

New maps show more than a third of people can’t easily enjoy England’s most beautiful countryside.