Could you go one month without single use plastic? How about one week? One day? Take the Plastic Free July Challenge with me and find out.
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Kids Garden Programs – Growing Plants Offer Edible Education
Kids garden programs in schools can help families explore outdoors – you know I’m all about that! Growing plants at school offers great benefits to a classroom and those benefits can extend to the home garden as well.
In this post I’m happy to welcome guest blogger Devin Morrisey to talk about kids garden programs and their benefits. Continue reading “Kids Garden Programs – Growing Plants Offer Edible Education”
Tips for Eco-Friendly Families – April Go Green Challenge
I want to help your family explore and take care of the outdoors. Participate in the April 2018 Go Green Challenge and you’ll receive my 50 Ways to Go Green that I’ve Personally Tried download.
Plus you’ll have a 1 in 50 (or better) chance of winning a full Go Green Prize Pack!
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Book Review: Zero Waste Home and a Pint-Sized Garbage Jar
Reading the book Zero Waste Home: The Ultimate Guide to Simplifying Your Life by Reducing Your Waste
Not in an inspirational, idealistic, I’m a more mature person after reading this kind of way (although I guess there’s a little of that), but in a practical, this-is-how-to-make-less-trash kind of way. Zero Waste Home discusses real life ways to reduce trash and consume less.
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