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By Caspar Henderson, Featured on the Ecologist All too often language is used to objectify nature, writes Caspar Henderson. But there’s another, older vocabulary – introduced in this ‘counter-desecration phrasebook’ – that achieves the reverse: connecting us with the wonders of…
Continue readingBy Lia Labuschagne Things to do in Moer & Gone Places by Jacques Marais ‘It is a feeling. It is that immaculate sense of headspace that you get when you realise that you have – against all odds in our crowded…
Continue readingBy Lia Labuschagne Gardening for Butterflies by Steve Woodhall & Linday Gray Here is something to help us plan and plant our outdoor spaces so that they invite butterflies and moths to visit. Butterflies are a sign of healthy gardens and…
Continue readingBy Lia Labuschagne Elon Musk – How the billionaire CEO of SpaceX and Tesla is shaping our future by Ashlee Vance Thinking green has become not only the right thing to do, but also profitable in the right hands. Concepts about a…
Continue readingBy Melissa Baird You’ll get hungry just by looking at this book. The thoughtful recipes and delicious styling make the recipes come to life and this is exactly what Sylvie Hurford, a top food stylist and food writer hoped to…
Continue readingA few months ago we gave away copies of The Story of the Fly and how it could save the world by Jason Drew and Justine Joseph to a few lucky subscribers. Jason Drew, a game changing environmental capitalist, has…
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