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Guest post! For the past few years, I have been on a journey to reduce the amount of plastic waste that I produce. More recently it is a journey that I am able to embark on with my 6-year-old son. Here are my tips for reducing plastic when you have kids.
Seabirds are a keystone species in oceanic regions. Where there is ocean, there are islands. And these islands can be lush, beautiful jungles teeming with life, singing beautiful melodies each and every day. Without seabirds, these island ecosystems could collapse. Seabirds distribute seeds and nutrients from island to island. They are responsible for these lush ecosystems.
While coral reefs are not often discussed in the context of ocean pollution, they are some of the most critical species that inhabit our planet. Coral reefs are not only home to about a quarter of our planet’s fish species, but they also provide immense advantages to human beings.
In this video I'm sharing the five items I always have in my bag to keep me zero waste on the go.
Our furry friends can create a lot of waste. While we may not keep them 100% zero waste, there is a lot that we can do to minimize their impact on our planet.
In this video I'm celebrating my most recent zero waste win - shaving!
No Straw November encourages us to rethink our plastic use by asking for "no straw, please" when we're out and about. It's these small changes that add up to zero waste and the circular economy. Here's what I learned from the month.