Daisy Vasanthakumar

Daisy Vasanthakumar A personal blog about my journey through low waste living, as a Surfers Against Sewage Rep for Brighton, including nature, veganism, activism, food, and more….

Happy New Year! Went on an extended social media   break and it was magical.Work was full on although I managed to sneak...
03/01/2022

Happy New Year! Went on an extended social media break and it was magical.

Work was full on although I managed to sneak of to Wales for 4 days to spend it with dad and sis.

Who’s doing Veganuary? I cooked an delish Happy Pear cheesecake and had mushroom wellington as a main dish for Xmas dinner. Dad cooked roti and dhal which I couldn’t stop eating!!

03/01/2022

Authorities in Spain are planning to ban smoking on all of the country’s beaches. Councils would have the possibility to impose fines of up to 2,000 […]

08/12/2021

High court hearing puts UK financial support for the fossil fuel industry in the spotlight

06/12/2021

After 55 years recording the sounds of nature, Martyn Stewart has decided to share his life's work.

Can’t recommend this film enough if you love adventure films and mountains. Inspiring to see Nimsdei climb all 14 peaks ...
06/12/2021

Can’t recommend this film enough if you love adventure films and mountains. Inspiring to see Nimsdei climb all 14 peaks in just 6 months with some incredible Sherpas.

Bloody amazing gal
03/12/2021

Bloody amazing gal

Ella Daish is fighting for more sustainable period products. A giant tampon applicator made from found plastic helped illustrate the problem.

We always need a bit of exciting news and this is it!! Well done to StopCambo and Michaela Loach for their hard work.
03/12/2021

We always need a bit of exciting news and this is it!! Well done to StopCambo and Michaela Loach for their hard work.

Green campaigners welcome oil giant’s decision not to go ahead with controversial project off Shetland

More of listening to the ocean kiss the shore and woodland walks listening to the trees whisper next year. 💚💙
30/11/2021

More of listening to the ocean kiss the shore and woodland walks listening to the trees whisper next year. 💚💙

29/11/2021

Southern Water consistently deliver the worst performance of all UK water companies.

❌ Responsible for almost 2,000 sewage discharge notifications
❌ Nearly 30% of all health reports submitted to us last year came from beaches in the Southern Water region

Southern Water appear to have a deep rooted and ingrained cultural disregard for the environment and the safety of those who live in Southern England a.k.a. their customers.

We demand that Southern Water put the planet before their profits and invest to protect our rivers and coastline from sewage pollution.

Southern Water, clean up your act. Now.

Read the report 👉 https://buff.ly/3CTdtQt

Solo sunset walk before our  reps catch up meeting/pub outing.Summing up all our successes this year and what we can imp...
29/11/2021

Solo sunset walk before our reps catch up meeting/pub outing.

Summing up all our successes this year and what we can improve and do more of next year. Feel 2022 is going to be the year of connecting more ocean activists.

On Saturday myself and a friend took ourselves to The Booth Museum of Natural History to discover the world of butterfli...
29/11/2021

On Saturday myself and a friend took ourselves to The Booth Museum of Natural History to discover the world of butterflies, fossils birds, skeletons and more. We were in awe with the marine creature skeletons, the shiny coulours of the multitude of different types of butterflies, moths and insects and the mammals that are extinct now.

Edward Booth found his love for birds and other animals and in the Victorian time used to hunt near Rye marshes, and later near the Norfolk Broads and the Scottish Highlands.

A showcase of everything you could possibly imagine including a human skeleton! To discover more about the museum and his work check out the museum website. https://brightonmuseums.org.uk/booth/

28/11/2021

Water that should be crystal clear has become a green-brown slop of microscopic algae because of industrial farm waste, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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