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Using Google Earth to create an ecological map of the Mozambique highlands, conservationist Julian Bayliss accidentally discovered what is now thought to be the largest piece of mid-altitude rainforest in southern Africa. The canopies of Mount Mabu has so far yielded five new species of butterfly and two species of snake. He describes how it came about
From acorns to oak trees: how microfinance can change lives
A little hard cash goes a long way in the developing world. Yet many women are trapped in poverty because they can't get access to credit. That's where microfinance programmes come in – and lives are revolutionised
A microsite for Lastminute.com
An advertisement feature on the company’s carbon reduction
Mozambique agrees to protect lost rainforest of Mount Mabu
Conservation secured after expedition discovers new species of snake, butterfly and chameleon in untouched African landscape
Pakistan disaster management.pdf
An analysis of how further training in disaster management could help Pakistan to better deal with natural disasters
What happens to our recycled waste
Facing the challenge of an ageing population
Our ageing population is one of the greatest challenges facing society this century. To combat that challenge, Age Concern and Help the Aged have joined forces to form Age UK. Actors Sir Ian McKellen, Brian Cox and Eleanor Bron explain why they're offering their support
ActionAid offered one Guardian reader the opportunity to go on a life-changing trip to see the charity's work first-hand in Rwanda. Antonia Windsor was the journalist selected to accompany her. While there she helped the winner write blogs and recorded and scripted audio for the slideshow. She also wrote the microsite content
Script for an audio slideshow about the children helped by the charity Plan UK
People in the global travel industry talk about their careers and the impact of their UK education
Inside Venice’s bid to hold back the tide
With the city slipping slowly into the lagoon and sea levels continuing to rise, the delayed €5.4bn Mose flood barrier project will be fighting the laws of nature
