Small changes create a big impact.  It’s impossible to be perfect all of the time, and in our modern world, it can seem difficult or expensive to make changes toward sustainability, but it doesn’t have to be!  Daily habits multiply and one habit, repeated daily, is more powerful than a major change you can’t sustain.

Contrary to popular belief, composting is not messy or complicated.  You don’t have to be a hardcore gardener to make it work for you either.  Composting kitchen scraps can even be done without a backyard or any fancy equipment. Whether you're tossing food scraps into a curbside bin, using a small worm bin under your sink, or collecting leftovers in a sealed container for drop-off, composting you can easily fit it into your routine with minimal effort.

As the holidays wind down, many are left wondering: what should we do with those tangled strings of holiday cheer?

One plastic fork can take over 200 years to break down! Discover 6 sustainable and reusable cutlery brands to reduce your impact.

Here’s a guide on how to make your workout area greener using recycled and eco-friendly equipment, along with reasons why it's worth the eff

Thanksgiving is the most widely celebrated holiday in the United States and unfortunately one of the most waste generating holidays too.

Not only does homemade nut milk reduce waste and additives, but it’s also better for the planet and our bodies.

Discover a month's worth of easy, low-waste snacks that are not only healthy but also reduce packaging and food waste.

We also know that clothing isn’t just cotton, silk or wool any more... but so many of us never really think about our personal care products