Author: natureallydone
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Not Waiting for Change: An Inspirational Conversation with Niklas, The Island Keeper
What begins as a single person picking up trash can grow into a movement that brings people together, reshapes communities, and restores hope.Niklas, known online as The Island Keeper, is one of those individuals who quietly turns intention into action. What started as a personal response to the pollution he witnessed in Cyprus has evolved…
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Two Sustainability Stories from Cyprus: Diving Tourism and Trains
This week’s sustainability news from Cyprus highlights two very different but connected ideas: protecting nature through smarter tourism and rethinking how we move around the island. From marine-focused initiatives in Paralimni to renewed discussions about trains (yes,you read it right :)). Paralimni Promotes Sustainable Diving Tourism The municipality of Paralimni–Deryneia has launched a new diving…
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Sustainability events in Cyprus (January, February 2026)
On a monthly basis we will publish an article featuring the events in Cyprus related to sustainability. Below you will find the list of the events that came to our attention. Zero Food Waste Cooking Workshop Date: 10 January, 2026 Location: OPU House, Nicosia From 16:00 to 19:00 The workshop is focused on reducing food…
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Sustainability in Cyprus: Where the Island Is Heading as 2026 Begins
As Cyprus moves into 2026, sustainability is becoming more visible in public discussion, government planning, and everyday life. Let’s have a look at some of the important news around sustainability topic related to Cyprus. One important issue highlighted recently is energy and climate targets. According to Cyprus Mail, the European Commission has urged Cyprus to…
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Sustainability Events in Cyprus This December
Every month I will try to research and bring together the events related to sustainability happening in Cyprus. Here’s a quick guide to what’s happening in December 2025. 1. Clean-Ups by City Friends Club City Friends Club is hosting two community clean-ups this month: These events are open to everyone who wants to help keep…
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What’s happening in Cyprus on sustainability
Cyprus is stitching together a surprisingly green story: schools planting resilient pockets of nature, hotels chasing certification to rebrand tourism, and private recycling infrastructure moving from plan to ground-work. Below I summarise what happened, why it matters, and what to watch next. What the stories say (short version) Why this is important What to watch…
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Redefining Style: How Irene Panayi Is Turning Fashion Waste Into Art
What happens when art, engineering, and environmental awareness meet? For Irene Panayi it led to Arcadia, a sustainable fashion brand born from a love for nature and a belief that creativity can change the way we consume clothes. Can you take us back to the beginning: how did you become a circular fashion designer? My…
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Michalis Pantelidis on Fashion, Sustainability, and Storytelling
I first met Michalis when by chance I won one of his scarves in a giveaway. I was moved by his love of storytelling through design and a deep appreciation for heritage. In this conversation, Michalis opens up about the winding path that led him from the villages of Cyprus to launching a sustainable brand…
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From Planet Talk to Real Life: Rethinking Sustainability in Marketing
We’ve all seen the messages. “Think ecologically.” “Save the planet.” “Choose green.” These slogans show up on billboards, packaging, and social media feeds. They sound inspiring, yet in practice, they often fail to shift buying behavior. Why? Because while most of us do care about the environment, saving the planet is rarely the deciding factor…
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Gel Shellac: Shiny, Strong… but Sustainable?
Gel manicures—often called “gel shellac”—have become a beauty staple. They’re long-lasting, chip-resistant, and deliver a salon-fresh shine that regular polish just can’t match. But what exactly is gel shellac, how is it made, and is it as eco-friendly as we’d like to believe? I had to do some research. What Is Gel Shellac? When people…
