Today’s Plastic-Free Challenge is tasty, fun, and good for the Earth. We’re saying goodbye to crinkly plastic snack packs and hello to homemade, no-packaging treats! 🎉
Tiny plastic snack wrappers might seem harmless, but they pile up fast and end up in landfills, oceans, and even our parks. 😞 That’s a big problem for animals—and for our planet.
But guess what? You can be a snack-time superhero by making your own treats at home. It’s easy, yummy, and doesn’t need any plastic at all!
Mix up your own snack with your favorite ingredients!
Use a bowl or reusable container—no wrapper needed.
A handful of nuts (like almonds or cashews)
Some dried fruit (raisins, cranberries, banana chips)
A sprinkle of sunflower or pumpkin seeds
A few dark chocolate chips (because yum!)
👩🍳 Mix it all together and you’ve got the perfect trail mix to pack for school, a hike, or an afternoon adventure.
You don’t need plastic when nature’s already got it covered!
Try:
A juicy apple 🍎
A bunch of grapes 🍇
Sliced watermelon 🍉
A banana (with its own built-in wrapper!) 🍌
🧺 Pack your fruits in a washable container or beeswax wrap and you’re good to go—no plastic trash in sight!
Every time you skip a plastic snack pack, you’re helping sea turtles, birds, and the whole Earth. 🌿
Plus, homemade snacks taste better (and you get to pick what goes in!).
So go ahead, ditch the plastic and dig into something delicious—TuTu and the Earth thank you! 🌎💖
– TuTu and the Green Team
P.S. Want to name your trail mix? Try something fun like “Monkey Crunch” or “Super Solar Snack”! And don’t forget to send us a photo of your no-packaging snack masterpiece! 📸✨
Every year on December 11, people around the world celebrate International Mountain Day, a time to learn how mountains shape our planet and support life in incredible ways. Even if you do not live anywhere near a mountain, these towering natural wonders affect the water you drink, the animals you love, and the adventures you dream about.
Soil might look like simple brown dirt, but it is one of the most alive and important parts of our planet. World Soil Day is a chance to explore the tiny world hidden beneath our feet, a world filled with creatures, nutrients, and natural systems that help plants grow, clean our water, and even protect the climate. When we understand how soil works, we can appreciate this incredible resource and learn how to protect it.
World Wildlife Conservation Day takes place every year on December 4, and it reminds us how important it is to protect the amazing animals we share our planet with. Many species are endangered because of wildlife crime, which includes poaching, the illegal pet trade, and the destruction of habitats.