I learn how it could be that menopause – a natural rite of passage for biological women – means to act, with both passion and intent, rather than to simply wither.

Dismantling Green Colonialism brings together a collection of discussions and debates from authors across the Middle East and North Africa depicting the fundamental injustices of what is, and can only be described as, ‘green colonialism’.

Armed Israeli settlers harass Palestinian farmers and activists during the olive harvest in the village of Jibya, occupied West Bank, October 28, 2022. (Anne Paq/Activestills)

Ecuador's successful referendum should protect vital biodiversity in the Amazon rainforest.

I write from Salvador, Brazil, where I explore how followers of the Yorùbá faith use dance as a form of connection between each other, their bodies and the Earth.

A new documentary sheds light on the need to make ecocide a crime and protect indigenous territories in the Brazilian Amazon.

Raj Patel sees resilience and hope in his new documentary film that explores the impact of climate change on the women of a pastoral community in Malawi.

Breaking free from colonial approaches to ecology is the first step towards creating a regenerative economic system.

The ongoing court battle between a Peruvian farmer and a German energy giant sits on thin ice.

Francia Márquez, Colombia’s first black vice president, brings hope for the country's marginalised communities.

Agroforestry is helping return life to the land in Central America.

I speak with Vandana Shiva about India’s long legacy of peaceful protest.

I speak with author Michael Pollan about how a natural stimulant gripped humanity.

I spend a day birdwatching in London with The Urban Birder, David Lindo. What I see and learn about the struggle the birds have just to survive touches my heart.

Rooted Beings ties together the severed threads between humans and the roots of all beings – the plant and fungal kingdoms.