The Light Pirate by Lily Brooks-Dalton offers a haunting vision of climate collapse through the eyes of a resilient young girl named Wanda. This blog post explores the novel’s climate themes, maternal figures, and mysterious light phenomenon—connecting them to the essays in All We Can Save and Amitav Ghosh’s The Great Derangement to highlight the vital role of climate fiction in reshaping our collective imagination.

Men hold powerful roles in industries, government, and finance that significantly impact the environment—yet are often left out of the sustainability conversation. In this blog we explore why engaging men is essential to climate action, how traditional values align with eco-conscious habits, and how Father’s Day can be a meaningful entry point for change.

May brings two powerful reminders of our connection to nature: World Bee Day (May 20)  and the International Day for Biological Diversity...