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An eclectic and optimistic guide to wellbeing, sustainability and creativity,Beau is a quarterly magazine published in France.
What grabbed us about this issue…
The 12th issue explores banned books, eco-friendly photography and the protection of coral reefs. Sir David Attenborough reflects on hope and the ongoing fight to protect our planet, while activist and designer Sakina M’Sa unveils her latest sustainable fashion collection and a visionary tourism project in Portugal seeks to breathe new life into abandoned villages.
Who’s Beau for?
Beau looks to people making a positive difference and shares their stories across its pages. You can tell it’s committed to its optimistic, activism-led approach, with each issue printed in vegetable ink on paper sourced from sustainably managed European forests. This would suit you if you’re interested in climate and social justice and want to spend time with stories that focus on progress. Whether you read it cover to cover or dip in and out, it’s one to pick up when you want something thoughtful but still easy to settle into.
Type: Considered read with visual elements, interviews and long-form pieces
Pages: 194
Instagram: @beaulemagazine