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News: The benefits of 3D farming

The event on 22 May focuses on the benefis of agroforestry, the thinking being that growing upwards as well as at ground level increases productivity, making the best use of light, nutrients and moisture.
Sustain | Monday 1 May 2017

News: Get Fruity for cancer research

Run a fruitful fundraiser for World Cancer Research Fund in your workplace or in a community setting, and you can help both to fight cancer and boost kids' fruit and vegetable consumption.
Sustain | Monday 1 May 2017

News: It's Land Skills Day again

Where else can you learn to plough with horses, make balms from home-grown herbs and bone up on biochar?
Sustain | Monday 1 May 2017

News: Keep trade fair after Brexit

A petition submitted to the government supports the argument that the world's poorest farmers must not be penalised by new trading arrangements after the UK leaves the EU.
Sustain | Monday 1 May 2017

News: Happy 20th birthday, MSC

Sustain member the Marine Stewardship Council marked its 20th anniversary this April with a new strategy, setting out its ambition for more than a third of the global marine catch to be certified or engaged in the MSC program by 2030.
Sustain | Monday 1 May 2017

News: Exciting opening on Rose Vouchers project

The Alexandra Rose Charities organisation is looking for a Business Development Officer to expand its successful Vouchers scheme, which helps families on low income to buy fresh fruit and veg.
Sustain | Monday 1 May 2017

News: Uncertainty surrounds the future of chemical regulation

Parliament's environmental watchdog, the Environmental Audit Committee, has produced a report highlighting the confusion surrounding the future of UK chemical regulation post Brexit, and calling on the Government to clarify the situation as a matter of urgency.
Sustain | Monday 1 May 2017

News: Farmers once again refused permission to spray rape crops with bee-harming pesticides

For the second year running, the Government has turned down a request from the NFU for special permission to use neonicotinoid pesticides, banned across Europe, to spray oilseed rape crops.
Sustain | Monday 1 May 2017

News: Overuse of antibiotics bad for profits as well as health

A new report from an Austrialian financial company presents the risks to investors from the growth in awareness of antimicrobial resistance linked to factory farming.
Sustain | Monday 1 May 2017

Blog: Fisheries: Snap election puts even more at risk

Sustainable Fish Campaign Coordinator Ruth Westcott sets out an alarming picture of what’s at stake at this snap General Election.
Sustainable Fish | Friday 28 April 2017