What better way to explore the ocean, its fauna, and flora than through cinema when you don’t live near the sea.
Serpentine North has been transformed into an immersive underwater environment through their new exhibition Echoes of the Earth: Living Archive on show until the 7th of April.
Coral: the new gift for your mom
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Mother’s Day is just round the corner. Flowers, chocolates, jewellery, but why not coral? Beyond a simple gesture of affection, the adopter helps to restore coral reefs, essential for the balance of the oceans. A gift that lasts longer than a bouquet of flowers.
The Thames: linking London and sea
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Not many Londoners would consider London a coastal city, but we are linked to the sea even in the capital….
Faber Restaurant co-founders Anthony Pender and Matt Ward share knowledge and passion through UK’s coastal sustainable seafood. FABER BRITISH WINE…
Student suspensions due to pro-Palestinian action are on the rise at UK Universities. What is happening and what can we do?
What does Free Palestine mean? And why do people consistently show up through protesting?
Healing through the ocean
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The Wave Project is, quite literally, making waves in young Londoners relationship with the ocean and mental health. It’s no…
The women are revolting!
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A picture of ‘housewives with steak knives’ on show in Tate Britain.
How much Black History did you learn at school?
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Meet the faces behind the organisations that are working tirelessly to bridge the wide knowledge gap of Black British History.