4 Volcanoes 4 Days: Mabey Ski & POW UK Charity Challenge
After suffering through its worst snow season in years, climate change has never been more apparent in the powder capital of Japan.
High Impact Climate Actions You Can Do From Home
We’re all staying inside right now to keep our communities safe, so what are the 5 most effective climate actions to take from our sofas?
Stay safe out there powder hounds: POW UK & Covid-19
To be responsible during this time and protect those most vulnerable, we must respect advice on social distancing and isolation to do our bit.
Local Loss in a Global Crisis
How does one face this change, this struggle, as an adventurer? By nature of purpose, my life is a black mark on the carbon history of the world. Individual, sure. Small, indeed. Insignificant, no.
Resolution #3: Climate action in deed and in word – telling better stories
Telling stories is key - start telling yours differently. Focus on the behaviour you have changed and why you have changed it.
“If I can just turn a light on inside of people…”
“The climate crisis is a process of understanding. I didn’t wake up one day and think, oh wow, climate change is a big issue! Instead, you hear about climate change, and you read about it, you ‘zoom in’ and learn about different aspects" - Mat Schaer
Dark Ice on the World’s Glaciers
Dr. Nathan Chrismas is a climber and scientist studying ecological genomics. In this article he explains the causes and implications of dark glaciers.
Protect Our Winters UK Volunteer Training Day: A Personal Account
The reflections of a POW UK Volunteer on our recent training day.
Resolution #2: Change Up Your Commute
The second of three resolution blogs - inspiring you to change up you commute for something better helping save the planet at the same time.
Climate Action: Putting Your Pension to Work for the Planet
Why your boring, but important, pension might just be one of the biggest levers you have to take climate action.
Australia Bushfires – What You Need To Know
Seen next to images of champagne glasses clinking and confetti raining down, the enormity of the Australian bushfires might be tough to understand. So let’s break it down.