Field Notes
Q&A With PIPELINE Film Director, Peter King
PIPELINE — A Peter King Film If you’re a surfer there is something almost mystical about the Banzai Pipeline. For generations it has stood as surfing’s ultimate proving ground—a shallow reef where reputations are made, sometimes broken, and where every surfer who paddles out understands exactly what is at stake....
Wellness That Gives Back to the Sea - SeaVoir Adopts Sustainable Packaging
Jacques Cousteau once said, “The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever.” He dedicated his life to protecting what nourishes us—and that spirit lives on in the brands choosing to do better for our oceans. That’s why our collaboration with SeaVoir Wellness felt...
New Earth Approved Sample Pack - Now Featuring Sway
At A New Earth Project, our north star is clear: packaging should return safely to the earth or remain in continuous circulation. It should be made from renewable resources. And it should be designed with care for people, ecosystems, and future generations. For brands aligned with this vision who are...
Cosmic Connections: A New Earth Project x Mountains of the Moon
A New Earth Project began with a belief in collaboration, that when the voices of environmental advocates and creative storytellers meet the people building real solutions, meaningful change becomes possible. That belief led to a serendipitous partnership with Chris Benchetler, an artist, athlete, and filmmaker whose work is rooted deeply...
Tempest Rethinks the Life of Packaging So It Doesn’t Outlive the Product
We recently had a chance to talk with David St. John, Co‑Founder and CTO of Tempest, a smart home weather system that delivers hyperlocal, AI-powered forecasts to power smart homes, protect gardens, and help people plan with confidence around the weather. We talked about how his weather‑technology company rebuilt its...
Waste-to-Value: How Smarter Policy Can Power a Cleaner, Stronger Future
If you’ve ever stood at a recycling bin wondering if what you’re tossing in will actually get recycled, you’re not alone. The truth? Most of it won’t be. And not because we’re lazy, but because the system we rely on is outdated and inefficient. The good news? We can change...