Why does the global water footprint matter?
You may have heard about the ‘carbon footprint’, but the ‘water footprint’ is just as important.
One in nine people today-785 million of us-do not have access to clean, safe water. At the same time, over the last century water use across the globe has been increasing at double the rate of populat…

If you haven’t learned this from all our other quizzes, forests are some of the most valuable ecological resources on our planet!
While there are some people out there who don’t want us to believe we can gain global food security and protect forests at the same time, this infographic proves that this simply isn’t true! So, read the infographic,…

We’ve all explored forests (or at least seen them on the TV!) but did you know that there are many unique types of forest which have different biological properties?
This infographic tells you about four different types of forest we should all know about – you might even have one or more of them near where you live! Read the infographic, take the…

Forests and trees are classified as a renewable resource since they can grow again. This makes them super important in the fight against the effects of man-made climate change, and in creating a resilient planet for a sustainable future!
Now more than ever, forests across the world need our help to allow them to do the fantastic job they do in…

Humans both affect and are affected by our natural environment, making the relationship we have with natural systems on our planet incredibly important.
In this instance, we can see how biodiversity on Earth is directly related to human health and one of the reasons we must protect it!
What you’ll learn about biodiversity and its effects on human…