grass roof.Ten years ago, worrying about climate change made us make a family decision not to fly any more – but it hasn’t ever felt like a hardship, especially if you make use of the Eurostar. We certainly don’t miss sharing hard-luck stories about

the negative economic effects of bees’ decline.The plight of Britain’s wild bees has been well documented in recent years, with numbers dwindling due to environmental factors including climate change and chemical farming methods – but now, you can help.A newly

children will sway some influence over your destination of choice – parents may choose to side step tropical countries in favour of more temperate climates with less health risks. Flight time may also play a big part – short hops (3-4 hours) are manageable

’s dreams and a father’s well-intentioned guidance – a struggle which plays out against a fragile world threatened by climate change. As you’d expect, there are some catchy numbers, with black and white dancers boogieing along to everything from 'We

. The hotel even provided food in the room for our arrival. It was lunchtime and we had three hungry children in tow – it proved a very thoughtful touch. For our children, whose food preferences change on an hourly basis, the evening buffet at the hotel

six-year-old’s logic that Denmark play decent football, so it was probably good for holidays. My partner Andy and I prefer holidays that aren’t just about the beach and the hotel bar, and we’ve retreated to mild climates like Wales and Brittany since

. A sweet coming-of-age film that highlights the serious issue of climate change. Arctic Tale is Cert U.

-inducing flight, but many airlines and tour operators now offer CO2 offsetting schemes where the consumer pays an ‘offset’ for the emissions their trip creates, with the money directed into global projects that help tackle climate change. The Florida Keys has also