Sustainability Market – Meet the Stallholder
Chilli Gold Ibukun Olajide and her husband have run Chilli Gold since 2019. This is a husband and wife team,… Read More »Sustainability Market – Meet the Stallholder
Chilli Gold Ibukun Olajide and her husband have run Chilli Gold since 2019. This is a husband and wife team,… Read More »Sustainability Market – Meet the Stallholder
The Weeping Chef The Weeping Chef is the latest vegan food offering to be joining our Sustainability Market traders. We’re… Read More »Sustainability Market – Meet the Stallholder
Looking for something to watch or to learn more about an environmental topic? We’ve compiled a list of great films and documentaries to discover.
Meet Isaac, a Master’s student in Management with a strong passion for web development and a commitment to sustainability. As… Read More »University of Herts student series: My Journey to a Low-Plastic Life
Deep dive into an environmental topic or lose yourself in a topical novel. We’ve compiled a list of our favourite books to get you started.
Foraging in the Hertfordshire Countryside to reduce a personal carbon footprint, including recipes for cordials, laundry detergent and crumble!
It’s Plastic Free July – a time to take action to reduce our reliance on plastic and the negative effects… Read More »Simple swaps for Plastic Free July
What action will you take during COP26? Pick one climate action from Count Us In, check out our blog and resources and then take that step today. #CountdownToCOP
Juliet Foxwell gives us her tips for altering the food we buy so we eat seasonal fruit and vegetables, helping our planet and our health at the same time.
Becky Alexander shows us how we can introduce more plants into our meals, cutting our carbon footprint while exploring delicious new dishes.
Caroline Wilson gives us 10 top tips on reducing food waste at home – cutting both our carbon footprint and our living costs at the same time.
Insects are attracted by profusely flowering plants such as the hot-lips salvia, while bug and bee hotels offer them the chance to stay and to hibernate. Similarly, the small pond attracts newts and frogs and a nearby pile of old wood and tiles gives them somewhere to over-winter.