Eco Living

More than just another lifestyle magazine Eco Living is delivering a real message, helping its readers to make discerning choices when it comes to purchasing homes, holidays, food and goods that will, by their nature, help nurture and ultimately save our planet. From features on preserving wildlife, organic farming, sustainable fashion, restaurants who resource food thoughtfully, holistic spas and eco housing.

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Eco Living

Christmas lights illuminate the country • Fourteen illuminated trails across the UK including seven new trails …

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New Life Wood takes “lives and goods that others would discard”

The future of mental health at work • Avee Viravaidya, Membership Manager of Huckletree West, explores a few parts of new office life that make a difference to employees’ well-being …

Earthly Biochar helps mitigate climate change

Plant a tree from a distance, thanks to Treedom

‘Humans for Earth’ explain their purpose and aims

COP26: Colombian President visits Soapworks

Luscombe Drinks’ interview with owner

Flossing takes care of your teeth

Seedball helps to create wildlife oases

Cleaning up oceans with Serious Soaps

Clean your home with conscience

bide: an eco-brand and social enterprise

Discovering Amity Blue in Australia

Products we love

Chestertons calculates benefits of going all-electric

Fully charged! Why developers are taking electric vehicles into account

The UK’s first experimental model village with electric-powered cars

The cost of driving around the British coastline in an electric van

Darwin launches trial autonomous passenger shuttle service

How to cut your closet’s carbon footprint

83% of cheapest school uniform contains crude-oil derived plastics

The Beauty Shortlists are back for 2022

‘WE ARE WASTD’ knitwear

Two thirds of Brits admit to throwing away edible food

Debunking the myths regarding the 2025 boiler ban

UK cities with the most sustainable parents

The time materials take to decompose

World’s smallest frog found living in Papua New Guinea rainforest

Historic Houses announces first ever sustainability award winner • Browsholme Hall in Lancashire has become the first winner of a brand new award, sponsored by Savills, to recognise and celebrate the work done by privately and independently owned historic houses in the field of sustainability.

CUP26 – football’s biggest-ever climate tournament

Building a greener future - tiny steps for systemic change

Top tips for having a zero-waste Christmas

Increase your household’s boiler efficiency and offset your carbon emissions

Melting glaciers may produce thousands of kilometres of new Pacific salmon habitat

Biogas: turning organic waste into renewable energy on-site

The kitchen is the least environmentally friendly room

Conservation from South Africa to the concrete jungle • From the wild jungle to the concrete jungle and then the silver screen, how moving to the UK allowed Peter Meyer to share his knowledge in conservation and showcase the beauty of South African nature …

The Red Sea Development Company integrates architecture with nature: Desert Rock

Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit resort: a great example of sustainable hospitality at its finest

Up Norway: the only Norwegian travel company to be Travelife and B Corporation™ certified • New Ski and Sail Package from Mountains to Fjords

The Joubert’s Great Plains conservation tourism company

Interview: Mantis...