September 1, 2025 Rights of Nature explained: speaking up for Planet Earth
What if nature could sue? A growing movement to give nature legal standing is reshaping environmental law, from Ecuador to the EU and the ICC....
August 27, 2025 A hitchhiker’s guide to litter-picking across Europe
Michaela and Jiří Dolan hitchhike through 12 countries to collect litter, raise awareness of plastic waste, and build community action....
July 2, 2025 1% for the Planet and EOG partner to power transatlantic sustainability action
1% for the Planet and EOG form a cross-Atlantic partnership to boost funding and collaboration for environmental initiatives....
April 29, 2025 The “Citizen Scientists” navigating climate change along the Northwest Passage
A scientific voyage through the Arctic’s Northwest Passage reveals critical planetary tipping points and the challenges of modern exploration....
April 3, 2025 The future of winter sports: Off-piste skiing for the ultra-rich only?
As climate change threatens winter sports, luxury ski tourism thrives—from Greenland to Antarctica. Is skiing becoming an activity for the ultra-rich only?...
March 3, 2025 Turning anxiety into action: Lessons from the Tarfala Think Tank
At the Tarfala Think Tank, sustainability leaders face climate realities head-on, blending discussions with time in the mountains to reignite hope and action....
February 6, 2025 New Zealand declares a mountain a legal person – here’s why it matters
New Zealand has granted Mount Taranaki legal personhood, giving it rights and protections similar to a citizen. The decision honors its sacred status and allows Māori groups to advocate for its well-being....
December 10, 2024 Outdoor Diversity Alliance steps up its game in effort to keep outdoor DEI funded
Keen commits $25,000 as the first Catalyst Member of the Outdoor Diversity Alliance, supporting systemic DEI change in the outdoor industry....