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Localisation is as a potent solution to a world grappling with the consequences of widening wealth gaps and environmental degradation. It is a commitment to nurturing regional economies, fostering diversity, and prioritising the well-being of communities over unchecked global expansion. Learn what localisation is and why you should…

In alignment with World Soil Day, Earthed and Farmacy have come together to highlight the pivotal role soil plays in building healthy ecosystems, healthy food, and healthy people. Adapted from the Farmacy Manifesto on the Future of Food.

The only way global ecosystem restoration can be achieved is if local people everywhere are able to take part. In alignment with the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, Earthed is a member-based charity on a mission to provide access to the skills, networks, and funds that enable anyone…

India's diverse ecosystems, from lush green forests to arid deserts, are vital for its environmental stability and natural heritage. With the rise of environmental awareness, India has initiated many ecosystem restoration projects. These plans strive to heal the damage and conserve precious natural resources to promote sustainable practices.

Our world is made up of ecosystems. They range from those small enough to be contained within a drop of water to those that spread across entire landscapes. An ecosystem is defined as ‘a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment’ comprising minerals, soil, water, sunlight…

Organic products not only nurture skin, body and mind, but also preserve the biodiversity of our planet. Here are five simple steps from Neal’s Yard Remedies to help make choosing organic easy for a safer, healthier and fairer world.

Restored ecosystems, regenerative agriculture, and thriving biodiversity are all closely connected to organic growing - but what does organic really mean?

“Food forests,” also called “forest gardens” or “edible forests,” is shorthand for the practice of cultivating forest ecosystems for human food production. Sometimes this looks like leveraging an existing forest to slowly integrate edible plants, but increasingly, it is the practice of imitating forest-like structures to increase the…