Archive for April, 2014

The Oldest Living Things in the World – Rachel Sussman

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Rachel Sussman’s book of The Oldest Living Things in the World project, supported by StFF, is out now.

Click here for link to publisher.

Ed Stafford – adventurer’s new show on Discovery Channel

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Ed Stafford is an StFF beneficiary – see his epic expedition to walk the length of the Amazon.

His new Discovery Channel show ‘Marooned‘ starts on 4 May 2014 (five part series).

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Aurora Robson – Recycling Plastic Into Art

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Aurora Robson is an StFF beneficiary artist – see the Waimea Ocean Film Festival project.

In this video, Aurora explains how she artistically ‘interrupts the waste stream’ to make beautiful sculpture from waste plastic.

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Over the last 14 years at Sculpt the Future Foundation, we've been driven to support people and projects that use creativity, passion and ingenuity to support our Natural world or as we have always phrased it amongst ourselves, supporting projects that give Nature a Voice. After some reflection on how to increase our impact, it was decided the time had come to make a few changes, including changing our name to the Voice for Nature Foundation.

However, we’ve never really been one for labels, we know what really matters is not what you're called but rather what you do. Now, more than ever, we will continue to support projects and people that stand up and speak out on Nature’s behalf.

Together we will be a VOICE FOR NATURE.