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Freedom Flotilla: Greta Joins Activists Sailing Aid To Gaza

5 days ago | theethicalist.com | Nick Ames

Climate activist Greta Thunberg is among a group of 12 campaigners who set sail for the beleaguered Gaza Strip, saying they intend ‘breaking Israel’s siege’. The set out on the sailing boat Madleen, which is operated by activist group Freedom Flotilla Coalition, from the Sicilian port of Catania,on Sunday 1st June.
Prince William’s Inspiring New Series Celebrates Brave Rangers

5 days ago | theethicalist.com | Nick Ames

Move over Netflix, Prince William is on YouTube. The Prince of Wales has launched a gripping new docu-series called Guardians, shining a long-overdue spotlight on the world’s most under-recognised environmental heroes: wildlife rangers.
First Photograph Of Forgotten Upemba Lechwe Snapped From The Air

5 days ago | theethicalist.com | Nick Ames

A photograph of what has become known as ‘Africa’s forgotten antelope’ has been published for the first time. Fewer than 100 of the extremely elusive Upemba lechwe are thought to remain in the wild, roaming in wetlands in southern Democratic Republic of the Congo. A recent aerial survey in the Kamalondo Depression spotted 10 of the endangered animals. Nine raced rapidly out of sight, but one stopped for an instant, looking up.
Shangri-La Al Husn Is Nurturing Hatchlings And Heritage

6 days ago | theethicalist.com | Harriet Shephard

I’ve barely got over the excitement of spotting one huge turtle chomping on seaweed beneath me, when another comes cruising past, and a third starts to emerge towards me out of the deep. Joined by hundreds of colourful fish and coral, it’s some of the most spectacular snorkelling I’ve ever experienced. You probably think I’m describing a trip to the Maldives. But, in fact, this glorious marine ecosystem is far more accessible, and closer to home.
Inside Alila Jabal Akhdar: How GM Puneet Singh Is Rewilding Luxury In Oman

2 weeks ago | theethicalist.com | Anthea Ayache

Alila Jabal Akhdar opened just over a decade ago as a remote, rugged escape perched 2,000 metres above sea level in Oman’s Saiq Plateau. Breathtaking from the beginning, it has recently transformed into something far more purposeful. Under the leadership of General Manager Puneet Singh, the resort has become a case study in real-world sustainability in the hospitality industry.
Finca Barlovento: The Jungle Escape With A Conservation Soul (and A Croc Or Two)

2 weeks ago | theethicalist.com | Gemma Jones

There’s a moment, just before sunrise at Finca Barlovento, where the stillness feels sacred. From the edge of your balcony, open to the elements and overlooking a wide jungle river, you can watch the first light kiss the snow-capped peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountains. This is the world’s highest coastal mountain range and considered sacred by the Arhuaco, Kogi, and Wiwa peoples who still call it home. Later, you’ll see the same sun sink into the Caribbean Sea beyond a horizon of crashing waves.
Solar Pools And Desert Tomatoes: Qasr Al Sarab’s Path To Sustainable Luxury

2 weeks ago | theethicalist.com | Anthea Ayache

Tucked deep within the Liwa Desert, Qasr Al Sarab by Anantara feels like something from another world, a quiet fortress rising from the sand. But behind the serenity is a growing commitment to something more lasting than luxury: a future-proof, environmentally conscious hospitality model. At the helm of this change is Jean-Paul Dentil, the resort’s General Manager and an industry veteran with time spent at COMO, Ritz-Carlton, and Six Senses.
Illegally Released Lynx Cubs Find New Highland Home

2 weeks ago | theethicalist.com | Nick Ames

Illegally released into Scotland’s Cairngorms National Park in January – likely by so-called ‘rogue rewilders’ frustrated with slow government action – three lynx cubs have now found a safe new home at the nearby Highland Wildlife Park. They were rescued from freezing conditions by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS). A fourth lynx, however, did not survive the harsh conditions.
Folly Brasserie Returns: The Dubai Favourite Reopens In Gorgeous New Location

2 weeks ago | theethicalist.com | Anthea Ayache

Dubai’s much-loved dining gem, Folly, has officially reopened, and it’s more elegant than ever. Now calling the Address Montgomerie Hotel in Emirates Hills home, the newly reimagined Folly Brasserie brings the same ingredient-led flair to a fresh, light-filled conservatory setting. With heritage-green steel, cascading indoor and outdoor fountains, high ceilings and wraparound glass, the space takes stylish to new levels.
3,000 Years Later, Elk May Return To British Landscapes

3 weeks ago | theethicalist.com | Nick Ames

Elk could return to the UK after 3,000 years under plans to reintroduce the species into Britain’s landscapes. The Derbyshire Wildlife Trust (DWT) wants to introduce elk into two existing beaver enclosures in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire, demonstrating that the large semi-aquatic deer scan be released to roam free in the wild.