Education – and especially children’s education – is an important part of our programme at Ewhurst Park, where we are turning a former 925-acre shooting estate back to nature.
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Green meetings? Copenhagen has got you covered
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Often praised for its bike culture, sustainable architecture and clean harbour water, Copenhagen has much to offer eco-conscious travellers. With its many eco-certified hotels and venues, the Danish capital is also the place to go for meeting planners looking to organise meetings with a smaller CO2 footprint.
Awake My Soul
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The emotional bond between humans and the earth is not a new subject. yet, as we face a critical juncture in our civilisation, the gulf between the psychological and the ecological remains prevalent in industrial cultures. Jonathan Fordham shows how deepening connection and returning to the archetypal can help us.
BUSINESSES WITH PURPOSE – Earth Day
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What business strategies could create a positive impact for both customers and the environment? Join us in celebrating Earth Day as we unveil the success stories behind these visionary companies.
How to get around sustainably in Copenhagen
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Close to 550 km of bike paths, metropolitan trains that let you bring your bike for free and an airport that is just a short metro ride away from the city centre. There are many reasons why Copenhagen is considered a trailblazer for sustainable transport.
The Gluten-Free Diaries
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The steep rise in food allergies and intolerances in the last decade has led to a huge increase in gluten-free consumers. As a newbie in this world, Sushma Sagar discovers dining out with special food needs is not as bad as she thought. She shares her journey and finds a surprisingly tolerant culinary world.
Copenhagen: from waste to wonderful
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The once heavily polluted Copenhagen harbour has become a hallmark of sustainable development. What used to be a dumping ground for wastewater from sewers and nearby industries is now an all-year swimming hotspot for locals and visitors looking to take the plunge in some of the finest harbour water there is.
Escape to Untouched Italy
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Whilst the most visitors to Italy head in droves to Rome, Tuscany and the Cinque Terre, those in the know are choosing somewhere different. Far from the tourist trail, this eco-luxury haven offers an exclusive slice of Italian paradise, nestled between the serene Apennine mountains and the glistening Adriatic Sea.
Crafting Living Spaces
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Amidst the increasing demand for sustainable living spaces, Jacopo Artolli talks with Gideon Stone, Co-founder of Janine Stone & Co. studios, to find out about their business approach and the ethos driving their latest property service, Clarity.
