by Bex Band | Jan 17, 2021 | First published in 2021 | Conservation
One of my favourite things I read last year was this article by Mark Manson. He interviewed 1,273 people to ask what they had learnt about 2020. If ever there was proof that this has been a shared experience then this article is it! The lesson that struck me most from...
by Bex Band | Nov 9, 2020 | First published in 2020 | Conservation
I’ve made a lot of lifestyle changes for the planet. I almost entirely only buy second hand, eat a plant-based diet, reduce my flying and use public transport or my legs) over driving. As much as it’s great to do these things, I feel that I have a duty to...
by Bex Band | May 18, 2020 | First published in 2020 | Conservation
The Seven Sisters walk or, more specifically, the Seaford to Eastbourne walk is one of my absolute favourite day hikes! The views are so unique and continual and the walk itself is challenging while also being easy to navigate so you can switch off for most of the way...
by Bex Band | Jan 18, 2021 | First published in 2020 | Conservation
Stuck for inspiration when it comes to DofE volunteering ideas? Then check out the list below for 30+ opportunities in the UK that you can use towards this part of your award. YOU MIGHT ALSO WANT TO CHECK OUT: DofE Kit list: The best rucksack and gear for your...
by Bex Band | Apr 12, 2020 | First published in 2019 | Conservation, Personal journal
(Note: This blog shares my personal thoughts and worries when it comes to having children as a passionate conservationist. It is not intended as criticism on others choices or beliefs. Or as a disregard of other women’s circumstances.) I run a women’s...
by Bex Band | Mar 7, 2020 | First published in 2019 | Conservation
It’s not easy being a conservationist. Caring for the planet and acknowledging its reality means seeing faults in every aspect of our society. For me, that means living with an overwhelming sense of hopelessness. I’ve had friends call this...
