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| One Year Subscription To Resurgence Magazine - UK (Six Issues) | £0.00 |  |
| Resurgence brings together leading writers and environmentalists to present topics of urgent importance to our world - ecology, climate change, holistic education, politics and international issues. Its award-winning combination of style and substance has evolved over more than 35 years alongside the global environmental movement. Every issue contains a rich diversity of articles and front-line news on environmental and cultural issues from around the world, with a lively mix of arts, crafts and book reviews. Resurgence is one of the few publications of its kind, bringing you a positive outlook on the environmental challenges we currently face. As a special offer to Natural Collection customers, we are offering a free book with every new subscription. We will send you a complimentary copy of The Buddha and the Terrorist - The Story of Angulimala, by Satish Kumar, Editor of Resurgence magazine, when you subscribe. 1 year Resurgence subscription (6 issues) | ||
| Peace One Day DVD Documentary | £0.00 |  |
| Peace One Day is the story of one man,s attempts to persuade the global community via the United Nations to officially sanction a global ceasefire day; a day of non-violence; a day of Peace. This documentary charts the remarkable 5-year journey of the filmmaker as he meets heads of state, Nobel Peace Laureates, aid agencies, freedom fighters, media moguls, the innocent victims of war and, eventually, everyone who was anyone at the UN. An individual genuinely can make a difference: The UN International Day of Peace is now fixed in the calendar on 21 September annually. The real challenge has now begun - to get the world to unite on a day fast approaching. What will you be doing on 21 September? Tell us at Peace One Day. Running time of documentary: 80 minutes Extras:andmiddot; 32 minute classroom version of Peace One Day documentary andmiddot; Peace One Day 8 minute promotional film andmiddot; Three Peace One Day infomercials andmiddot; Peace for One Day song by Dave Stewart and Jimmy Cliff Region 0: DVD compatible with DVD players from any region | ||
| Puzzle Globe Dia. 7cm | £5.00 |  |
| Here,s an infuriating wooden maze and equally infuriating globe puzzle carved from wooden off-cuts from the furniture trade. Perfect for anyone who likes a challenge! The Indian group producing these wooden perplexities is an IFAT member and sponsors charity work, including a school in Calcutta. (Dia. 7cm) | ||
| Resurgence Magazine January/February 2008 Issue | £5.00 |  |
| Resurgence Magazine July/August 2008 Issue | £5.00 |  |
| Resurgence Magazine Nov/Dec 2007 Issue | £5.00 |  |
| The Moral Economy is the theme for the latest issue of Resurgence. Forty years ago, E F Schumacher published his well known essay ‘Buddhist Economics’ By this he meant that economics should be based on moral, ecological and ethical principles. Forty years later, the modern ‘free market’ economy still lacks a moral compass. We challenge the paradigm of value-free economics – what is the economy for if not for ensuring justice and equity for all people? Currently our economy delivers exactly the opposite and in doing so, it devastates the environment. Satish Kumar argues that Nature is our only true source of wealth, whilst Helena Norberg-Hodge discusses ‘The Economics of Happiness’ and how we can move towards that goal. With other features on nonviolence, climate change and slow food, this issue is a gift of good sense. Why not give it for Christmas? | ||
| Resurgence Magazine Sep/Oct 2007 Issue | £5.00 |  |
| As climate change becomes a reality, we are being urged to reduce our carbon footprint. In the September/October issue of Resurgence, Mark Lynas discusses how kicking the carbon habit could be modern society’s greatest opportunity and great fun too. Meanwhile a host of thinkers from Greenpeace’s Chief Scientist Doug Parr to MEP Caroline Lucas outline the steps they would take to reduce the UK’s carbon footprint, if they were in government. It makes for fascinating reading. Once we’ve made a pledge to reduce our carbon footprint, our lives become filled with unexpected joys. Kurt Hoetling explains why he decided to stay at home for a year, only traveling within walking distance of his home, and how that decision made his personal universe seem bigger, more diverse and more beautiful. For inspiring stories, poetry, book reviews, recipes, art and crafts and much more, read Resurgence magazine – nourishment for mind, body and spirit. | ||
| Super Kids | £5.00 |  |
| The adults are messing up the planet - now it's time for the kids to take charge! Superkids arms the young eco-heroes of tomorrow with all the facts, ideas and knowledge they'll need to save the planet. Each of its dozen chapters focuses on an environmental issue - such as water, waste or wildlife - and through a series of 20 tips explains how the even the smallest daily change for the better can make a global difference. Superkids has a bouncy, enthusiastic tone, without ever talking down to its readers. It is written by Dr Sasha Norris, TV presenter of Oxford Channel's Wild Programme, environmentalist, and founder of Siren, the conservation education charity. It is illustrated by Rupert Davies, the celebrated illustrator. Aimed approximately at the 9-12 age range, it contains loads of SuperFacts about environmental issues, and over 100 colour illustrations. 192pp | ||
| The Ecological Calendar/Diary 2008 17.8cm x 22.9cm | £95.00 |  |
| Celebrate the change of the seasons! This beautifully considered and highly functional engagement diary guides you through the year’s seasonal flow with astonishing graphics and fascinating notes. Featuring seasonally visible stars and information about their behaviour, the weather, terrestrial ecologies, and the ways earthly creatures cope with their seasonally fluctuating environments. Four stunning foldout spreads show each season in full, enhancing your connection with the year’s natural progress. With international holidays, time differences and the usual days, dates, weeks, and months, this diary will more than serve your everyday needs. Spiral bound, soft-cover with flaps, 128 pages.(17.8cm x 22.9cm) | ||
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