Protecting the environment with intelligence
Today’s guest blog post is by EIA supporter Mark Fletcher, who’s currently out there braving freezing mornings and a tough training schedule in preparation to run the 2012 London Marathon to raise vital funds for us. You can encourage Mark and keep his enthusiasm burning hot by sponsoring him here. In my salad days [...]
December has arrived and with it, for millions around the world, comes the annual wallet-slimming slog of Christmas shopping. Given the ailing state of many economies, a lot of people will be feeling the pinch this year and wondering how they’re going to manage to find meaningful gifts for loved ones which won’t break the [...]
Today is my last day at EIA. And this is my last blog post. It only set in late last night; I’ve been so busy wrapping up the loose ends that I have not given myself time to think these past 3 weeks. It has come around so fast. This blog post is somewhat sentimental. [...]
We’ve always made a point of not using palm oil in our soaps because of the devastating impact palm oil plantations are having on South-East Asia’s forests
There’s no romantic back-story for how I first became aware of EIA. Back in March, I literally stumbled past them on a walk. After noticing the sign for EIA’s offices wedged between a few storefronts, I decided to search for the organization on Google. I liked what I saw and requested a volunteer application. Three [...]
We asked Simon Clinton, the driving force behind the Save Wild Tigers gala held back in March of this year, what makes him so passionate about saving the wild tiger and find out just how ambitious his plans are. Watch the sensational tiger video The Clinton Partnership put together for the project. “The inaugural Save [...]