This article is a guide on how to make meetings of up to 200 people more sustainable. It is broken down into two core sections, “Green meetings: what to know” and “Green meetings: what to do” and will give the readers both the elements to explain the background and justification for organising a green meeting, as well as a practical checklist to guide the implementation phase.
Read more »This sustainable events guide from the Department for Enviromental, Food and Rural Affairs offers guidance on how to identify and reduce negative environmental, social and economic impacts of events.
Read more »This article focuses on what drives people to conserve nature and whether current biodiveristy messages are in alignment with the emotions of the people they are aimed at. It looks at the principles of branding, not simply logos and slogans, but a coherent set of values and promises which will trigger action.
Read more »Commissioned by the British Council and curated by Julie’s Bicycle this article consists of personal reflections with regards to art, artists and climate change. The article also provides a brief guide to environmental measuring and reporting systems for the UK cultural and creative sector.
Read more »This article highlights how much water is consumed and wasted. It discusses how water foot prints should be considered alongside other areas of sustainabilty
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