Cartoons on nature and heritage protection

An estimated 1 million plastic bags are consumed each minute worldwide.

The mental impacts of overindulging in social media range from anxiety and depression to sleep disorders.

7 million deaths are thought to occur worldwide due to air pollution each year.

90% of the cost of a disposable bottle of water comes from making the plastic bottle – a process that uses harmful chemicals

Highly processed fast food is loaded with sugar, salt and fats.

Rapid urbanisation and pollution has set us on a course for a mass extinction event that will results in the loss of 75% of all species on Earth.

18 million acres of forest are lost each year due to human activities – the real threat posed to our children today stems from our own unsustainable lifestyles.

Vertebrate species around the world have declined by 58% since 1970. Let’s take a step back from our urbanised worlds...

True sustainability involves expanding our identities – we must grow to realise that we are only a minute part of a much larger and intricate network.

Plastic waste accumulates in our oceans killing thousands of marine creatures each day. If we continue dumping waste into our oceans at the current rate, it is estimated that by 2050 our oceans will contain more plastic mass than fish.

Genetic technology is helping to create larger and larger fruits and vegetables. But is quantity always better than quality?

Our economic model does not need to be one that’s at war with nature. Biodiversity stands to enrich not just our environment but also our businesses.  Let’s turn over a new leaf by making our businesses more sustainable.