The blog post you’ve been waiting for is finally here! I’ve had lots of messages about zero waste and pregnancy over the last few months. I really wanted to wait until baby Vasco’s arrival to write down my thoughts on the subject and then of course, babies take ALL attention and time. However, I decided[…]
From shopping at the local farmer’s market to bringing your own produce bags, you can easily transition to sustainable grocery shopping. Sustainable groceries can mean shopping the discount produce that isn’t perfect but still good to eat. If you’re new to sustainable living, choose one or two of the ideas below for a simple way[…]
The days are getting longer and the weather warmer which means it’s time to plan those summertime camping trips! The best way to enjoy nature responsibly is by bringing along eco-friendly camping essentials. You’ll find yourself having less to pack and minimal trash to bring back home. These essentials are simple yet make a huge[…]
Years ago, when I first started learning about the zero waste lifestyle, I could only find one book on the topic. You might have heard of it, “Zero Waste Home” by Bea Johnson. Luckily, these days there are new books on sustainable living being published all the time! Just within the last year, I’ve noticed[…]
Whether you’re going back to school or you have a student preparing for class, these eco friendly tips for back to school season will be so helpful! An eco friendly school year doesn’t have to be overwhelming and difficult. Something as simple as shopping locally or packing more plant-based foods for lunch can do the[…]
