Eco-anxiety is a fairly new term which describes someone’s anxious response to the prospect of environmental damage and collapse. This may be something you have experienced, or maybe just something you relate to after reading this post, but hopefully today we can take some positive steps to turn anxiety into action. I can vividly rememberContinue reading “Eco-anxiety”
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Sustainability & Periods
Ah, that old chestnut….. Sure they’re not fun, but for people who have periods getting to grips with making your period more sustainable is an important way of managing your environmental impact. Heads up! If you do not have a period, don’t just skip this read and do something else – being period aware andContinue reading “Sustainability & Periods”
Joyful July
What time is it? Summer time! ☀ Let’s start our summer of sustainability in style, whether you go full eco girl summer, swap for a staycation or are just starting your sustainability journey – all are welcome here! July, let’s go! Summer seasonal eating – for July, we are channelling all things fresh and green.Continue reading “Joyful July”
An Ordinary Human’s Guide To…. 2030 Sustainable Development Goals
This series hopes to break down key sustainable terms and ideas to make them more accessible for everyone to understand and use to make change. If you are already are familiar with these ideas, refresh your mind and use your knowledge, but if this is new to you, read on and learn! The 2030 SustainableContinue reading “An Ordinary Human’s Guide To…. 2030 Sustainable Development Goals”
The Value of Convenience Vs Inconvenience
Climate change, to many, is an inconvenient truth. It inconveniences businesses, lifestyles and future plans. It makes us change the way we live however comfortable and happy we may be with our lifestyle, and its research is both scary and uncomfortable to confront. It makes us question our decisions now, actions taken in the past,Continue reading “The Value of Convenience Vs Inconvenience”
The Green Guide: Tip NO.8 – Sustainable Sun Care 🌞
As the days get warmer and the sun comes out, now is the perfect time to remind and reset your sun protection routine, for both your own health and that of the planet. For those people who need to hear it – sun care is so important! I was that kid that hated putting onContinue reading “The Green Guide: Tip NO.8 – Sustainable Sun Care 🌞”
Wild June
Summer is finally showing its face, the sun is coming out and its time for action! ☀ The month of June marks The Wildlife Trust’s 30 Days Wild campaign (more info in previous blog post), so to help you get more wild this month, here are a few tips for improving your connection with natureContinue reading “Wild June”
Activity – 30 Days Wild
Get ready to get wild this June by helping nature and your well-being! Each year, The Wildlife Trusts encourage people to get involved in their 30 Days Wild event – you can find all the information and how to sign up here: 30 Days Wild 2021 – Sign up for your pack | The WildlifeContinue reading “Activity – 30 Days Wild”
An Ordinary Human’s Guide To… Greenwashing
This series hopes to break down key sustainable terms and ideas to make them more accessible for everyone to understand and use to make change. If you are already are familiar with these ideas, refresh your mind and use your knowledge, but if this is new to you, read on and learn! In a nutshell,Continue reading “An Ordinary Human’s Guide To… Greenwashing”
The Green Guide: Tip NO.7 – Good Hair Day 💇♀️
Tips and tricks for making environmentally friendly swaps today! So now we have considered how to make our bathrooms a more environmentally sustainable space, how can we deepen our impact when caring for our hair? Take a look at these….. Drying – this super simple change of habit has drastically changed my routine recently. IfContinue reading “The Green Guide: Tip NO.7 – Good Hair Day 💇♀️”