So whilst these products are really lovely and tempting, please don’t buy one unless there isn’t a more sustainable option, like upcycling something you already have – or buying second-hand.
This page will provide you more information on how to kick-start your new solid shampoo habit.
This page contains lots of information and super-easy tips to make the switch as simple as possible for you.
We’re so happy you’ve decided to try to reduce your energy use by switching your lights off!
Thank you for taking on the refillable bottle dare! We are here to give you some tips and hints to make sure your brand new habit sticks.
We’re so happy you’ve decided to ditch single-use drinks cups and start a brand new, eco-friendly habit.
We’re so excited you’re taking on this dare to ditch disposable face wipes forever!
Well, I’ve discovered that you are never too old for a bit of household rivalry so to help your family (or housemates!) remember the switches, why not start a bulb chart!
Not sure what a waste check is or how to do one? You’re not alone! The main goal with performing a waste check is to raise your awareness of what types of rubbish you produce in your everyday life.
Hosting children’s parties in the past has usually meant sending party guests home with a plastic bag filled with plastic toys and gifts. But it doesn’t have to be this way! Check out our plastic-free party bag ideas to make your next kids’ party a little greener.
Are you baffled by all the sustainability jargon out there, or just looking for some easy ideas to help you make some changes of your own, our sustainable action A-Z is the place to look!
Becky Goddard-Hill and Catherine Hughes, authors of “A Year of Nature Craft and Play” give us some easy nature craft ideas for beginners.
