

The Flipflopi Project: Kila Kitu Inawezekana
On Kenya’s Lamu coast, a traditional dhow built from recycled plastic sails as a bold symbol of change. Created by the Flipflopi Project, the vessel transforms community-collected waste into opportunity, tackling plastic pollution while preserving cultural heritage. Through innovation, education, and grassroots action, Flipflopi demonstrates how circular economy principles can empower communities and drive lasting environmental impact.

Neeva Sumaria
Mar 268 min read


Holbox Island Wildlife: How Urbanization Is Reshaping Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula
Holbox Wildlife tells the story of flamingos, mangroves, and fragile ecosystems in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula as urbanization and mass tourism reshape the region. From disappearing mainland wetlands to Holbox Island’s semi-pristine refuge, this article explores habitat loss, wildlife adaptation, and how community-led conservation and sustainable tourism offer hope for nature’s future.

Tamara Blazquez Haik
Feb 176 min read
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