A Whole Earth approach to life

Whole Earth is about more than just delicious, healthy food. It’s also about what we call a Whole Earth approach to life – that means looking at the bigger picture, being open-minded, and having a can-do, collaborative attitude towards making change.

Take a look below to learn more about our approach.

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Healthier people

Healthier people

At Whole Earth, we believe in helping people to live healthier, more wholesome lives.

A half-hour daily walk lowers blood pressure as effectively as prescription drugs

A half-hour daily walk lowers blood pressure as effectively as prescription drugs

nhs.uk

Exercising outdoors and in natural environments can significantly improve your mental wellbeing

Exercising outdoors and in natural environments can significantly improve your mental wellbeing

sciencedaily.com

Reducing sugar consumption benefits your whole body – from your teeth, to your heart, to your weight

Reducing sugar consumption benefits your whole body – from your teeth, to your heart, to your weight

medicalnewstoday.com

Our wholesome food

Our wholesome food

The food we make is not only delicious – it’s seriously nutritious, too.

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Recycle just five plastic bottles, and you’ve enough material to make a whole extra large t-shirt

Recycle just five plastic bottles, and you’ve enough material to make a whole extra large t-shirt

recyclingbins.co.uk

Glasgow and Edinburgh are competing to become the UK’s first two cities with “net zero” greenhouse gas emissions

Glasgow and Edinburgh are competing to become the UK’s first two cities with “net zero” greenhouse gas emissions

bbc.co.uk

Reducing your meat and dairy consumption can cut your personal carbon footprint by up to two thirds

Reducing your meat and dairy consumption can cut your personal carbon footprint by up to two thirds

bbc.co.uk

Protecting the Earth

Protecting the Earth

It’s our duty to do everything we can to help our fragile planet flourish. It’s never been more important to work towards protecting our planet.

Research suggests that by 2050, Europe could feed itself using organic farming alone

Research suggests that by 2050, Europe could feed itself using organic farming alone

IDDRi

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Brazil, home to a fifth of the world’s natural biodiversity, is creating a shared online resource to help conserve its plant and animal life

Brazil, home to a fifth of the world’s natural biodiversity, is creating a shared online resource to help conserve its plant and animal life

unenvironment.org

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BOYCOTTING PALM OIL ISN’T THE ANSWER

BOYCOTTING PALM OIL ISN’T THE ANSWER

Palm oil takes very little land to grow, so boycotting it just pushes the burden onto less efficient crops. That’s why we’re encouraging sustainable growers instead, and helping the rainforests flourish.

KNOW PALM OIL
Google Earth has teamed up with indigenous people to map deforestation in the Amazon, helping to pinpoint vulnerable areas

Google Earth has teamed up with indigenous people to map deforestation in the Amazon, helping to pinpoint vulnerable areas

Telesur

90% of the world’s nutrition comes from crops pollinated by bees

90% of the world’s nutrition comes from crops pollinated by bees

greenpeace.org