Hi, I’m Suzi and this Earth Day, I’m diving deep into something close to my heart: our planet, the people who protect it, and the power we hold in creating real change. Tuesday 22nd April marks the 55th year of celebrating Earth Day—a global movement that shines a light on environmental issues and encourages sustainability. […]
Feature Photo by: Thijs van der Weide I never thought much about bees until one summer afternoon a long time ago, when I noticed a little bumblebee struggling on my windowsill. Its tiny body barely moved, and for the first time, I realised just how fragile these creatures really are. I quickly mixed up some sugar water,
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Feature Photo by: Tim Mossholder As someone in pursuit of longer, stronger locks, I’m willing to try nearly anything. Scalp care has become a top priority for me in my hair growth journey—after all, healthy hair starts at the root. That’s why a recent trend caught my attention: kombucha for hair. But can fermented formulas—such
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Feature Photo by: Redress Design Award Every movement warrants a moment to celebrate—recognising achievements, reflecting on obstacles, and inspiring fresh discussions for the future. The zero-waste movement is certainly no exception. This week, I’m excited to celebrate Zero Waste Day, a day focused on promoting awareness about sustainable consumption and addressing the escalating waste crisis.
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Feature Photo Credit: Samad Deldar Every year, World Water Day serves as a poignant reminder of a fundamental truth: water is essential for life. However, as I consider this year’s theme, my thoughts shift from the overwhelming global water crises to the small, daily choices we make—choices that, when taken together, can create a significant
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Feature Photo Credit: Matthis Volquardsen Growing up, I remember my parents teaching me to never drop litter. “Take care of your home, and that includes the streets you walk on” my mum would say. But as I got older, I realised not everyone felt the same. Seeing parks, beaches and streets littered with rubbish always
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Feature Photo Credit: internationalwomensday.com Every year on March 8th, the world unites to observe International Women’s Day—a moment to celebrate the achievements of women throughout history while acknowledging the ongoing quest for gender equality. As I take a moment to reflect on this significant day, I find myself thinking about the remarkable women who have
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A few months ago, I wrote an article about ways to make your home more sustainable – you can check it out here. The response was incredible—so many of you reached out with questions, thoughts, and your own experiences with sustainable living. And it got me thinking: what does the future of sustainable living really
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Feature Photo by WOODUpp UK What comes to mind when you think about creativity? Limitless ideas, flexibility, and bold, expressive designs are just a few topics that come to my mind. However, when sustainability is introduced, does it stifle or enhance creativity? In my experience, sustainability acts as a catalyst for creative innovation. It pushes
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Last year, whilst visiting Barnstaple, a charming town in North Devon, for a short getaway, I came across a rather interesting statue outside the Guildhall. I hadn’t intended to explore the world of food technology, but I unexpectedly found myself at a talk hosted by @what.is.cultured.meat. The discussion was all about lab-grown meat—what it is,
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