To fight to protect the places we love, it’s crucial that we stay up to date, so that we can apply pressure where needed – an update on UK progress.
Continue readingUK will not hit Climate Goals – Climate Policy Gap
As France bans short-haul flights, what should the future of domestic travel be in the UK?
As COP26 approaches, we look at how the UK should take steps towards achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goal number 9.
Continue readingWhy we need to show up for COP 26
Why we in the outdoor community need to play our part in ensuring that COP26 sees real commitment to change.
Continue readingUK Government to Offer New Licenses for North Sea Drilling
Climate leadership isn’t issuing new licenses to drill oil.
Continue readingCelebrating Good News Day with The Climate Coalition
As part of The Climate Coalition’s annual Show the Love campaign and Good News Day, we look back on some of the good news from the past year where climate action is concerned…
Continue readingPOW UK feature on the Green Element podcast
POW Programme Manager Dom Winter discusses the initiatives that POW UK is spearheading in order to accelerate the transition to a carbon neutral society.
Continue readingAdapting Climate Action to the new normal
Exploring the impact of the COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions on the climate justice movement.
Continue readingThe British Backcountry Calendar 2021
The British Backcountry Calendar 2021 showcases some of the best terrain and action photography that the UK has to offer. Producer Blair Aitken and contributing photographer, Ed Smith, took part in an interview with POW to tell us more about the project.
Continue readingThe Trash Beneath the Ice: A Clean-Up Day on Tignes Glacier
As the warming climate melts the ice of Tignes glacier, detritus buried for decades returns to the surface. A team of volunteers takes on the task of beginning to clear this up.
Continue reading4 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.
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