There are now 1.4m people around the world living in, working at or visiting organisations and communities with a deep commitment to One Planet Living.
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So far, 1.4m people are living in, visiting and working at organisations, communities and cities that have committed to One Planet Living. It is helping our partners slash their carbon emissions, preserve resources and build stronger communities, from Sonoma County to Southern Africa. For example:
I grew up in rural South Africa with grandparents who taught me a lot about caring for nature, plants and living creatures. When I was introduced to One Planet Living at Singita, this helped me bring together these early learnings with my modern lifestyle.
Nonkululeko Sosibo, Skincare therapist at Singita Sabi Sand
As construction continues at Zibi, a One Planet Community in Ottawa, we had a chat with Adam Cochrane who shares what it's been like to work on a site that's placed One Planet Living at the heart of all it does
We had a chat with Siyaeli Moshi, ‘Elly’ from Singita Serengeti, a wildlife reserve and One Planet Community, about her experiences with One Planet Living…
Tao Bourton is a Director at Yolk Property Group, the developer behind Evermore WGV. This highly sustainable apartment block is a One Planet Community and is located within another One Planet Community, WGV at White Gum Valley
Ralph Alphonso used the One Planet Living framework to help build his house in Melbourne, but it also opened his eyes to wider sustainability challenges
Two stories from Singita, a tourism and conservation company in South Africa, reveal how One Planet Living can engage people with sustainability across an organisation
Derek Bayless and Amelia Malpas are two inspiring students at Credo High School, which will soon be based at One Planet Community SOMO Village in Rohnert Park, California. They have been working hard to bring One Planet Living to their school
To celebrate Zibi’s first One Planet Annual Review, we had a chat with Ashley Graham, Sustainability Project Manager at the community, to learn more about how it’s bringing One Planet Living to life
As we launch the Annual Review for WGV at White Gum Valley, a self-build development and One Planet Community in Fremantle, Australia, Patrick Clift meets one of the builders taking on the One Planet Living challenge
Mark Taylor is from Josh Byrne & Associates – the landscape architecture firm for WGV at White Gum Valley, a One Planet Community in Western Australia. But his passion for sustainability doesn’t stop at work...
Our One Planet Living Champion this month is… Greg Ryan, Sustainability Manager for LandCorp (West Australian Government’s land and infrastructure development agency)
Credo High School in California became the world’s first One Planet School in 2017. Mia Stock-Cummings, a student on the One Planet Leadership team, explains what One Planet Living means to her
As we launch Singita Serengeti’s One Planet Living annual review 2018, our technical manager Ben hears from some of the people delivering its sustainability ambitions on the ground
The non-profit organisation One Earth is the lead partner for the city of Saanich’s involvement in Bioregional’s One Planet Cities project. We spoke to Cora Hallsworth about her experiences using the One Planet Living framework
Tom Hayes shares how Restore, an Oxfordshire-based mental health charity, has used One Planet Living to support its sustainability journey as part of wider One Planet Living action in the county
David Shilabi shares his journey from admin clerk to local farmer, which has been supported by Singita’s community partnership programme