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A mesmerizing moment captured in the darkness of night showcases a Maasai giraffe delicately drinking at a watering hole in Shompole Community Land, located in southern Kenya. Photographer Gurcharan Roopra reminisces about the slow and deliberate movements of the giraffe, describing the experience of waiting in silence and working in near-total darkness to capture this… Continue reading Brushstrokes of gold: giraffe portrait shines in global wildlife fundraiser

Si Blatchly, the mastermind behind the Chai Wallahs touring festival stage, is driven by the infectious and unifying exhilaration of live music. Collaborating with others, he has responded to the unprecedented challenges faced by the sector by introducing a brand new, crowdfunded model. Blatchly’s passion for live music was evident when he reminisced about the… Continue reading Uniting people via live music – and helping rising stars 


Sarah Clarke found her passion for officiating weddings when she was asked by friends to lead their ceremony, and since then, she has never looked back. A memorable moment in her career was an impromptu ceremony at a layby near Alnwick Castle, where she surprised the unsuspecting bride, creating a special and unforgettable experience. Clarke… Continue reading Crafting meaningful ceremonies for life’s most poignant rituals

ch depict not only the beauty of the creatures but also the obstacles they face, from dams and weirs to pollution. “People have told me that they walked along the river paths afterwards with their children, talking about what they could do to help,” says Manning. She has also created pieces focused on the return… Continue reading Enlisting hearts and minds to save Somerset’s last eels

“This is the natural progression in our business journey,” said managing director Gary Grant. “We have always embraced change and I’m confident this is the right way to structure our business for the future.” Employee ownership has been shown to boost productivity, increase innovation, and improve employee wellbeing. Research by the Employee Ownership Association found… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

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Rewilding Britain is founded on the principle of thinking big and acting wild, a philosophy that Sara King embodies in her work every day. As a rewilding manager at Rewilding Britain, she not only advises on rewilding initiatives in the UK but also coordinates the Rewilding Network, a community of pioneers dedicated to envisioning a… Continue reading Weaving a story of hope with nature recovery

llery-click” href=”https://www.positive.news/a-path-timeline/most-read-winners/”> Most Read The most popular articles from Positive News 20 good news facts we learned in June Discover 20 positive stories In this article, Amina Hatia, a midwife, is highlighted for her dedication to supporting disadvantaged parents and those whose native language is not English. She recalls the impact a positive birth experience… Continue reading Helping people to feel empowered and supported when they become parents 


Yeo Valley Organic has been a pioneer in making organic food accessible to the masses, and now they are spearheading a new movement towards regenerative agriculture. Farmer Tim Mead from Yeo Valley Organic emphasizes the importance of companion planting, where different crops are grown together to enhance crop resilience and soil Read the full article… Continue reading Regenerative agriculture isn’t misty-eyed nostalgia, it’s the future

2025/08/pexels-lorena-lencekic-3479961-e1754589703295-512×512-c-center.jpg” class=”half-and-half__image” alt=””> These seaweed snacks could cut methane emissions from cows A side of kelp will soon come to a field near you, as a team of food scientists develop a seaweed-based feed that could halve cow methane emissions.  Existing trials have shown that dairy cows who chow down on Ascophyllum nodosum, an algae… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters