Now that school is in full swing, it’s a good time to make an effort to pack a waste-free lunch for your kids. A typical American student generates 67 pounds of discarded school lunch packaging waste per school year. Making a few simple changes can {read more}

I’ve stopped fighting the "dirty-bottom sock war".  Now, instead of wasting spending money on Swiffer disposable cloths, I just use a sock. You know the one… the lonely sock that manages to survive its ride in the washing machine {read more}

Several years ago my husband inspired me to begin recycling.  It seemed like an easy thing to do, and I really didn’t have a good reason not to.  Since then I’ve incorporated other practices into our daily routines.  We didn’t {read more}

We all know how good exercising is for our body, mind and spirit – but what about our planet? Help improve the health of the earth while improving your own health.  Here are a few tips for having an eco-friendly workout. Invest in a stainless {read more}

Picnics are a wonderful summer pastime.  It’s a great opportunity to explore your community and support local agriculture.  The following are a few suggestions to help you plan a picnic that’ll have minimal impact on the environment. 1. {read more}

What does organic mean? The term "organic" refers to food grown and processed in a practical, ecological partnership with nature.  There is no use of synthetic pesticides, fertilizers or herbicides. Why should I choose organic? It tastes {read more}