When we first met Clare Hill, who heads up Planton Farm, it was hard not to be completely swept up in her effervescent energy. A...

At Shambala this year, in tipis filled with birdsong, and in front of a spectacular pair of loved-up deep sea fish, we hosted a beautiful...

By Jack Adair Bevan Published in TOAST Magazine - 27 February 2023 Pam Brunton and Rob Latimer, the co-owners of Inver restaurant, are...

One of the things we’ve always tried to do is hunt out inspiration and to bring hope when our planetary forecast is looking gloomy. This...

If you're feeling utterly deflated by the outcomes of COP26507129, we are here to bolster you. Some see 'hope' as ungrounded optimism,...

Our friend Ed Gillespie is a writer, speaker, futurist and poet, and now sustainability industry whistleblower. In 2007/8 he...

I feel very grateful for the opportunity to talk with friend and artist Lou Gardiner for an hour as she embarks on one of her most...

“Buy less, choose well, make it last” - these are the words of Vivienne Westwood, in opposition to British high-street fashion shops...

Ceremony and ritual gives life to a moment, bringing meaning and purpose to our work. It takes us away from our thinking mind, and brings...

This journal was an experiment in collaboration. We sent an open invite to our mailing list, inviting contributions from anyone who...

How analogue printing methods can help bring a greater sense of ceremony and intention to a branding process.

Interconnectedness will be the defining characteristic of the future of creative work and labour. 

Guest author Fareshare Trustee Sidharth Sharma talks about seeking out the space where farming, nature, culture and society meet.

The story of how Earthly came to be.

Stork chicks, Grayson Perry and cosmic reefs: the things that are lifting us up right now.

What's next for politics, health and society at large by guest author Lewis Taylor, in Government’s Dept of Health and Social Care.

Okay. The air is cleaner. The dawn chorus woke me this morning like a thunderous applause. The sky is decluttered of planes.

In response to people struggling to access fresh food during lockdown, we have created a database to connect people with their local farmers