As the world prepares for COP31 in Antalya, the test is shifting from setting climate targets to delivering them — with consequences extending from governments and global corporations to small businesses, not-for-profits and local communities. When delegates gather in Antalya, Türkiye, from 9 to 20 November 2026 for the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference, […]
Managing the Whole Landscape: The Coordination Behind Caring For Land, Water & Nature From weeds and waterways to biodiversity, farming and emergency biosecurity, effective landscape management depends on coordination across agencies, landholders and communities. Landscape management is often most visible at ground level: a landholder controlling weeds, a community group revegetating a waterway, a field […]
More than 2,000 seedlings planted in a matter of hours tell only part of the story behind Campbelltown’s National Tree Day. The larger ambition is to connect people with nature, with one another and, ultimately, with the long-term care of their local environment. At Athelstone Recreational Reserve in South Australia, the transformation came surprisingly quickly. […]
How SIGMA Foundation Is Turning Research Into Sustainable Change In development work, ambition is easy to announce. Delivering lasting change is much harder. That is what makes SIGMA Foundation worth paying attention to. Established in 2017 and registered in Kolkata, the not-for-profit has built its identity around a deceptively simple idea: that meaningful development must […]
An event organized by the Sustainable Connections Group, with support from Landscape SA, Clare Valley Council, the Lions Club, and the many event participants. There is something quietly significant about a community event that works. Not because it is perfect. Not because it solves the problem it is trying to address. But because, for a […]
Why Jute? We spoke with Sandhya Seshadri, founder of The Jute Hub, to learn how and why she launched her business in 2025. She shared the inspiring story behind her decision to work with two women’s collectives one in India and one in Australia to create sustainable products that are now offered through The Jute […]
Who is Responsible? Here’s the hard truth: Natural disasters wreaked havoc on the world and took many lives in 2024. Scientists say climate change will continue causing loss of life and damage to the human race. Devastating hurricanes, raging wildfires, rising sea levels, and scorching temperatures are wreaking havoc on the way humans live and […]
Extreme weather events don’t affect people equally: The Global South is often hit the hardest, despite emitting a small share of greenhouse gases – currently and historically. Despite being the lowest carbon emitter, Africa is suffering disproportionately from the effects of climate change. Although it has been more than three years since Cyclone Idai hit […]
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were designed to help the planet and the human race. The 2023 UN Sustainable Development Goals Report says that we will not be abe to achieve the 17 goals by 2030. According to the UN, less than one-fifth of the targets are on track to be met. From […]
Adar Poonawalla Clean City is an environmentally sustainable initiative, undertaken by Serum Institute of India to make Urban India cleaner, greener and healthier. The APCCI will focus on supporting the Pune Municipal Corporation with collection of street waste. Initiatives undertaken in this direction include: APCC Partners with PMC The APCCI will focus on supporting PMC […]
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