As the festive season wraps up, many of us face the question of what to do with our Christmas trees and holiday decorations. In the spirit of sustainability, let's explore some eco-friendly options for discarding and storing these items, ensuring that our celebrations don't cost the Earth.
Green Goodbyes to Christmas Trees
Creative Repurposing - Use fallen pine needles as mulch in your garden. Branches can also be trimmed and used for various DIY crafts and home decor.
Imagine walking through a place where trees stretch high above like green skyscrapers, colorful parrots swoop across the sky, sloths hang lazily from branches, and jaguars quietly stalk through the shadows. This is the Amazon Rainforest 🌿🦥🦜
🌎✨ Happy Labor Day Weekend! ✨🌎
This week we’re sharing simple and fun ways to celebrate Labor Day without all the plastic. From reusable water bottles to eco-friendly decorations and games, you’ll discover easy swaps that make your holiday both festive and planet friendly. Every small choice adds up, and together we can show that celebrations can be fun and green at the same time. 💚
Hello Friends,
This Sunday, August 17, is National Thrift Shop Day, and it is the perfect time to give your back-to-school wardrobe a sustainable twist. ✨ Whether you are hunting for unique outfits, saving money, or helping the planet, thrift shopping turns shopping into an adventure. Every pre-loved find keeps clothes out of landfills and gives them a second life, proving that small choices can make a big difference. 🌱
Join us in celebrating by checking out your local thrift store, sharing your finds, and showing the world that style and sustainability go hand in hand. Let’s make this back-to-school season one that looks good and does good!