The Guardian • 30th July 2024

My Scandinavian campervan trip across Denmark

I’m a mid-life cliche. I bought a campervan (Margo) and a dog (Maggie May) in lockdown. I dream of a life in Scandinavia – of forests, fika and foraging. I swim in the cold sea. But however cliched, the campervan has allowed my partner, me and the dog to go on adventures we couldn’t afford otherwise.

The Telegraph • 6th January 2021

Furthering sustainability and wellbeing in a post-covid world

Glamour UK • 5th January 2021

How you can give up fast fashion

In today's sustainable news: UK shoppers are buying and selling more pre-owned fashion online now than five years ago, as ‘sustainable’ fashion becomes increasingly popular, eBay has found.

According to new consumer spending data from the platform, UK shoppers spent £187million on over 20million pre-owned fashion items on the site in the 12 months to June 2019, a 15% increase compared with 2014, as circular economy values influence today’s mainstream shopping behaviours.

The data also shows UK

Proactiveinvestors UK • 5th January 2021

Will the fast fashion business model ever become outdated?

With most retailers eager to leave 2020 behind them, many fast-fashion designers are in a better shape than they started the year.

By definition, fast-fashion offers trendy clothes at affordable prices, which means it requires a highly responsive supply chain to support a constant change in offer.

To allow such a quick turnaround, designers and suppliers are often accused of unethical practices when it comes to paying factory workers fairly or limiting the environmental impact

“There’s a poin

Creativebrief • 5th January 2021

Not the Year Ahead: Sustainability

Marketing and PR jobs still failing to capitalise on flexibility

We may well have spent 2020 waxing lyrical about the revolution afoot in the workplace, yet nearly four in five marketing, media and PR jobs advertised in the UK make no reference to flexible working.

inews.co.uk • 24th November 2020

The retailers who are turning Black Friday green

Green Friday 2020: How retailers are turning Black Friday green by donating profits to climate charities With Black Friday falling towards the end of a tough year for retailers, a number of businesses are hoping to use the annual savings event as a force for good

Climate change, social purpose and corporate values are becoming more important in the mind of consumers.

And with Black Friday falling towards the end of a tough year for retailers, a number of businesses are hoping to use the annual

inews.co.uk • 29th September 2020

Here's why I've chosen green living

Georgina Wilson-Powell had an epiphany aged 30 and now strives to live a more environmentally-friendly life

I used to work as a travel and lifestyle writer for various publishers. I was flying about 30 times a year all over the world, staying in hotels with gold-plated taps and drinking from a mountain of plastic water bottles as I hopped from country to country.

When I hit 30 I had a “what am I doing moment” and became more aware of environmental issues. I started to become interested in orga

Mail Online • 4th November 2017

Incredible photos capture one of Europe's toughest animal migrations

Life up in the Tusheti mountains, in the north-east corner of Georgia, hasn't changed much in hundreds of years. Sheep outnumber humans and modern life has barely scratched the harsh surface.

The Independent • 26th October 2017

Why 2018 will be all about Djibouti

I say Djibouti. You say – bless you? A tiny east African nation, Djibouti is one of Lonely Planet’s top places to visit in 2018. Never heard of it? Don’t worry, they’re used to it here.

The Jewish Chronicle • 7th August 2017

Visit Florida's hippest city

It’s Florida but not as you know it - Georgina Wilson-Powell swaps the amusement parks for the great outdoors on the state’s Gulf Coast

pebble magazine • 26th July 2017

Discover London's first zero waste food hall

Talk about retail therapy. If you despair at the pile of plastic that’s immediately created when you get home from the supermarket, then it’s time to rethink the way you shop and head to new zero waste food market, Bulk Market.

Evening Standard • 14th July 2017

Why foodies will love the Isle of Skye

Left, right and keep going — you can’t miss it.” You know you’re somewhere remote when there’s no 4G and Google Maps is but a dream. I’ve reverted back to the old fold-out map — and have promptly got lost.

Conde Nast Traveller Middle East • 21st June 2017

Cambodia Revisited

A slew of new hotel launches and luxury experiences has put
the Asian nation firmly on travellers’ radar again

The Independent • 5th June 2017

Why Aspen is a ski town that isn’t just for winter

Ding. The tiny brass on brass sound rings out across the mountain top.

“And breathe…” I try and breathe out and find that I’m actually panting. I can see the sky and the birds and the forests on a mountainside, except they’re upside down forming a sharp V against the bright blue morning.

pebble magazine • 25th May 2017

Are insects the new sushi?

There’s no point skirting around it, insects have a yuk factor. But with over one million types in total and over 2,000 eaten all over the world, it’s difficult to come up with an answer to the question, “But what do they taste like?”

BMI magazine • 8th May 2017

How to be a digital nomad

Jobs have changed. As technology has become more flexible,
and wifi almost omnipresent, it’s no wonder people are swapping
their desks for dreamier locations.

The Independent • 10th April 2017

This is Brazil's best beach - and you've probably never heard of it

“Everyone sings really badly here,” says Bob Shevlin. “But it doesn’t matter – it’s an expression of soul.”

Evening Standard • 6th February 2017

The Faroe Islands: an epic destination for foodies

"There you go, that’s the cod heart.” Burly, bearded Faroese fisherman Gunnar Skúvadal holds his hand out as our wooden boat rocks violently in the Atlantic swell.

pebble magazine • 19th January 2017

Brilliant craft beers made from waste

We might be post-peak craft beer (and possibly post-beard) but independent breweries are the ones pushing what’s possible in terms of sustainable sips. From alternative energy to reimagining the wastewater system, brewers are bonkers for new bio and eco processes.

The Independent • 12th January 2017

5 street eats you have to try in Sri Lanka

The visuals are as vivid as the flavours when it comes to grub in the capital of Colombo

Etihad Inflight • 3rd January 2017

Sustainable Cities

Our cities have become larger, busier and more complex and the needs of their
inhabitants and the drain of resources on the planet are often at odds.

Al Arabiya • 30th December 2016

A day in the life at Sabi Sabi Game Reserve

It’s 5am and I’m gulping down coffee and climbing into an open roofed safari truck. The sun has just come up and bathes the South African bush with a radiant light that makes me want to get up at this time every day.

Al Arabiya • 30th December 2016

5 must go destinations for 2017

Make 2017 your best travelled yet. Skip the obvious countries and diversify – it’s time for the smaller and shyer countries to shine.

pebble magazine • 28th December 2016

The best eco-travel ideas for 2017

Eco-travel - while many have been spouting its importance for years - 2017 is the year it goes mainstream.