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The Climate Crisis is a human issue, we must be human to solve it. Forget the statistics, politics and economics: be creative, reconnect with your surroundings, rediscover a love for your Earth.
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Ecocosmetics workshop: Make Your own with artist Anna Staniorowska
Ecocosmetics workshop: Make Your own with artist Anna Staniorowska
Challenging the unsustainable beauty industry, artist Anna Staniorowska leads us through a workshop to make your own ecocosmetics.
On rewilding our gardens - and why we can do better
On rewilding our gardens - and why we can do better
Daisy Everingham astutely breaks down the benefits of much sought-after 'rewilding' efforts, but warn us that not all is as it seems.
Environmental Sculptures Connecting The Human and Animal World: LTTS interviews Jim Carter
Environmental Sculptures Connecting The Human and Animal World: LTTS interviews Jim Carter
Louder Than The Storm interviews Jim Carter, an environmental sculptor, who explores the deep connections between the human and animal world
Generation U - a poem for nature's eternal soldier
Generation U - a poem for nature's eternal soldier
In this unique poem, writer Kyra Pollitt imagines a post-apocalyptic vision in which the humble Nettle rises alone from the Earth.
Thoughts From The Soil: A Spoken Word Piece
Thoughts From The Soil: A Spoken Word Piece
This spoken piece challenges our current destructive relationship to the environment and our bodies, showing instead how to create healing.
Four stages of nature - a photoshoot by Yulia Buzhinskaya
Four stages of nature - a photoshoot by Yulia Buzhinskaya
Artist Yulia Buzhinskaya presents her stunning photoshoot about the four stages of nature and the role of humanity in the natural world.
Dark Sand - a poem to remember victims of the sea
Dark Sand - a poem to remember victims of the sea
Mel Galley's multi-layered poem explores the tension between idyllic countryside scenes and the raw danger faced by victims of trafficking.
Empowering Communities Through Art and Ecology: LTTS Interviews Artist Ahndiya Kiburi
Empowering Communities Through Art and Ecology: LTTS Interviews Artist Ahndiya Kiburi
We interviewed Ahndiya Kiburi, a powerful artist who is inspired by the beauty of nature to create hope and justice with communities.
Ode to the mooncup - a poem for sustainable periods
Ode to the mooncup - a poem for sustainable periods
In this poem after Sharon Olds, Chloe Yates uses skilful metaphor and imagery to celebrate an eco-friendly period product: the mooncup.
Connecting to the vulnerability of nature: LTTS interviews Aleksandra Staniorowska-Buła
Connecting to the vulnerability of nature: LTTS interviews Aleksandra Staniorowska-Buła
LTTS showcases the paintings of Aleksandra, depicting the power of the natural world, its vulnerability, its movement, and its beauty.
Blue Remembered Freedom - a short story
Blue Remembered Freedom - a short story
In this short piece, a sea of beautiful bluebells on a warm April day holds an unexpected surprise - and a message about the things we love.
The river of life - a short story
The river of life - a short story
Charlotte Goodger tells a story through the River Wye, the flowing water that has remained a constant over the years for a whole community.
You are a fern - a picture book on community
You are a fern - a picture book on community
Does our society shape us, or do we shape society? This picture book explores how a fern represents the changes we can make to our society.
train to inverness - a poem for vivid imaginations
train to inverness - a poem for vivid imaginations
In this poem filled with surrealistic and vivid imagery, Amelie Maurice-Jones explores a train journey looking out onto nature in crisis.
Discovering Life at the margins: LTTS Interviews Artist Victoria Lucy Williams
Discovering Life at the margins: LTTS Interviews Artist Victoria Lucy Williams
Making visible the non-human and inanimate world, Victoria brings light to the margins, revealing we are all deeply intertwined with nature
the woodland area surrounding a town - a poem
the woodland area surrounding a town - a poem
In this intriguing poem, Amelie Maurice-Jones explores rich imagery of trees and bones, capturing a shared fragility of humanity and nature.
The Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill: What it is, why you should care, and what you can do.
The Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill: What it is, why you should care, and what you can do.
The Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill (CEE Bill), if passed, will be the most important piece of climate legislation in the UK since ...
LTTS Interviews Hanne Aarthun on her Sustainable Fashion Exhibition
LTTS Interviews Hanne Aarthun on her Sustainable Fashion Exhibition
Discover how we can change the fashion industry to be more sustainable and ethical in Hanne Aarthun's exhibition, 'Pulling Threads Together'
Birdsong in Lockdown: It is our silent spring, not theirs
Birdsong in Lockdown: It is our silent spring, not theirs
Is birdsong louder? Helena Aeberli reflects on a final walk before lockdown, and the hope brought by birdsong in a world struck silent.
Cultivating a sustainable creative practice: LTTS interviews Sian Dorman
Cultivating a sustainable creative practice: LTTS interviews Sian Dorman
Sian Dorman, a sustainable costume designer and set installation artist, speaks about cultivating a sustainable creative practice.
