Megan breaks down the “circular economy” a term used on the BBC’s recent documentary “War on Plastic”.

The ultimate guide for students moving out of their uni house.

Plastic free July is a global movement started in Australia by the ‘Plastic Free Foundation’. Get involved!

Megan Cromp of Key Conservation talks through the challenges facing wildlife conservation and how technology and social media may help.

Annabel Mulliner, part of the WILD Magazine team, runs through her top 5 must-haves for some eco-friendly travelling this summer.

Jo Hand, co-founder of Giki, talks us through the app’s new feature, which allows shoppers to choose items with more sustainable packaging.

Isha Shah discusses the use of plastic tampon applicators – to ban or not to ban?

WILD Magazine interviews Scoop, the University of York’s answer to ethical shopping and living that’s accessible and affordable for students

Rich and Sam, founders of ethical clothing brand, Goose Studios, talk us through the trials and tribulations faced with their business.

Megan Tarbuck tried to live as sustainably as possible for one week as a student in York. Here’s her verdict on whether or not it's viable.

Izzy Berner of Rhimani Jewellery talks about the production of her colourful ethical jewellery and how a jewellery brand can be sustainable.

Megan Tarbuck takes on the challenge to live as sustainable as possible for a week on a student budget in revision season.

Maddie Cava-Beale from EthiCo talks through the challenges of setting up an eco-friendly company, where to find ethically made products.

Charlie Bedwell shines a spotlight on the damaging reality of our obsession with the fashion industry.

For those trying to tighten your purse strings while saving the environment, food sharing might be the new craze you’ve been looking for.

Charlie Bedwell explores the craze of bamboo as an eco-friendly and sustainable alternative material. 

Cass describes her experience at an Our Bright Future parliamentary reception, which met with local MPs to discuss environmental action.

York’s International Development Society and University of York’s Anti Trafficking Society (YATS) held their ‘Ethical Fashion Show’.

WILD might look like it just happens without any work, but 15 people work tirelessly behind the scenes make this magazine happen.

A year ago today, Cass Hebron, the founder of WILD, wrote the first ever article for WILD and describes how it has changed since.