World’s warmest January causes scientists to sweat
This past January has been declared the world’s warmest January on record, and has left scientists with only further worries about the future of our planet. The first month of…
Catriona Eke
Breaking the glass: Born Free’s ‘Tank-Free’ campaign
Catriona Eke looks at Born Free's recent 'Tank-Free' campaign, which aims to raise awareness about the plight of captive marine mammals.
Walking in a Winter Wonderland: activities to get you outside this December
Catriona Eke recommends eight different outdoors activities to enjoy with friends or solo these winter months.
The art of cycling in Durham
Catriona Eke reviews her experience of being a cyclist in Durham.
Trump’s re-election and what it means for the environment
Catriona Eke considers the future of US climate policy, following the recent re-election of Donald Trump.
Four ways to be green this Halloween
Catriona Eke shares five tips to improve your environmental impact this spooky season.
Hurricane Milton: storm of the century?
Catriona Eke reviews the impacts of Hurricane Milton after it has left the state of Florida.
Earth Day 2024
Catriona Eke looks at Earth Day and why we still need it now, over fifty years since it began.
Does England need a Right to Roam?
Catriona Eke discusses the Right to Roam campaign, looking at the issues of being excluded from land and the benefits of a relationship with nature.
COP14: world’s migratory species at risk of extinction
Catriona Eke explores the findings of recent UN report analysing the declining populations of the world's migratory species.