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The role of livestock and dairy: Interview with Professor Michael Lee
In this recorded interview with Professor Michael Lee we explore the importance of grass and grazing livestock, as well as the role of da...
An ‘education revolution’ inspired by Nature
The Harmony Project is launching a Teachers’ Guide that calls for a more “purposeful, contextualised and environmentally-aware” curriculu...
Nature’s great strength is its diversity of plant and animal species
Rediscovering and developing harmonious personal relationships with the natural world in order to achieve a holistic way of living and be...
Run and Become
Sanjay Rawal is a film director based in the United States, his latest film, '3100: Run and Become', follows the participants of one of t...
The Harmony Run and Interdependence
Anthony Rodale discusses the Harmony principle of Interdependence and explores how it manifests in his running journey through the mind, ...
The diet-health time bomb
Debate still rages about what constitutes a healthy diet and how to reverse the growing obesity epidemic. Richard Young recently lectured...
Harmony Project: Orchard regeneration in primary schools
The SFT's Harmony Project, in collaboration with Grow at Brogdale, announced the start of an orchard regeneration project to mark the 70t...
A cautionary tale of two supermarkets
Two supermarkets control nearly 70% of Australia's grocery sector, granting them enormous power. Criticisms of the negative environmental...
Harmony in Running: Anthony Rodale takes on the Trans-Atlas Marathon
In June of 2019, Anthony Rodale will be running the Trans-Atlas Marathon, a 185-mile mountain-running stage race. He will be sharing his ...
Red meat and dairy good for the heart?
SFT policy director, Richard Young, long an advocate of diets containing meat and fat from organic and grass-fed livestock, reflects on h...
Sustainable school dinners: What we should know
In the home you have control over what your children eat and where it comes from. But when they go to school, how much say do you have ov...
Pilgrimage open to all: Bring your own beliefs
Ahead of the Future of UK Farming Conference in April, featuring a pilgrimage led by the British Pilgrimage Trust, Bonnie Welch walked th...