Communities - whether physical or online, local or global - are galvanising to help tackle the problem of plastic waste in the oceans.

Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, jointly won the 2018 UN Champions of the Earth award, in recognition of their sterling efforts finding alternatives to meat.

The Sumatran Orang-utan Society wants to turn a former plantation into a sanctuary for orangutans but it needs our help.

Campaign group Traid asks Londoners to save resources and put the unworn 23 per cent of their wardrobe back out for use.

Nothing about palm oil is as black and white as it seems. Writer Leanna Coleman talks to frontline campaigners.

By telling real stories of the men, women and children behind the headlines, Verse Stories brings the news to life.

Leather kills people, planet and animals. Luckily, plant-based options are rising up to meet the demand for vegan leather.

For #PlasticFreeJuly, BEL JACOBS flags up the projects, the people and initiatives making us think in new ways about plastic.

Online platform Earthchangers offers a selection of outstanding sustainable tourism projects that give back to people, planet and animals.

Crisis Classroom gives displaced people the chance to learn the skills they feel they need to cope in new worlds. 

What exactly is sustainable fashion? Online ethical marketplace Mamoq teams up with Cambridge U to find out.

Community kitchen Made in Hackney helps people say connected to the wider world through cookery.

The V&A’s seminal new exhibition traces the complex relationship between fashion and the natural world.

Fifty children's authors, including Michael Morpurgo, Quentin Blake and Jacqueline Wilson, are calling on the book trade to ditch plastic.

Two former zookeepers are building a sanctuary for the retired circus elephants of Europe.

For Clint’s daughter, life has been about animals for as long as she can remember. Now, the Eastwood Ranch rescues as many as she can get her hands on.

Cynical branding exercise or a 'mecca for the ethically minded'? Residents haven't quite made up their minds.

HSCB (Hoe Street Central Bank) is part of Bank Job, a project and documentary film asking timely questions about our broken economic system. 

Director Kate Brooks talked about the astonishing people working to save the world's most endangered wildlife.

In the Human Library, the 'books' are people, each with a unique story of difference to tell.

A new London-based recycling project turns waste fabric into embroidered banner art.

aking delicious vegan food has never been so easy, thanks to Ben Pook and Roxy Pope. 

By focussing on the issues that matter most to people, Hubbub's environmental campaigns hit above their weight.

Good Chance Theatre brings the grim realities of the Calais Jungle to London's Young Vic.

Children are mining for cobalt to put in mobile phones. Fairphone wants to change all that. 

Sarah Corbett explores the art of enabling collaboration rather than confrontation.

Kids couldn’t give a toss? Think again, says New Nature, a new magazine written and produced entirely by young naturalists.

Trump Forest, founded to offset the President’s disastrous climate strategies, is categorically not part of Donald Trump's business portfolio,

For three years, art director Chris Roberts and photographer Rob Evans have zigzagged the country, meeting British makers.