Plastic pollution can now be found on every beach in the world, from busy tourist beaches to uninhabited, tropical islands nowhere is safe. It's time to change our habits and protect out planet.

The fashion industry is enormous. It is worth more than 2.5 trillion ollars, and it is responsible for so much waste. Like A LOT A LOT of waste. Thankfully, there are a few ways you can help reverse this!  

Your boots (and trainers, and sandals) may be made for walking, but if you’re getting those 10,000 steps in on the reg, chances are your shoes are eventually going to wear out. So, you’ll likely find yourself looking for a place to recycle shoes at least a few times a year.

  We've all got recycling bins in our kitchen, but have you got one in your bathroom? The majority of beauty products come packaged in plastic (an average pot containing moisturiser can take over 1000 years to break down) plastic wrapping, cardboard and countless other materials. We’ve all got our recycling bins in our kitchens but do you have one in your bathroom? Recent...

It’s that time of year again and the shops have been stocking their Christmas decorations since September. But you don’t need to get wrapped up (no pun intended) in the frenzy, we have four easy, plastic free, zero waste Christmas decoration DIYs for you.

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Christmas is full of meaningful traditions and joyful experiences, and for many of us it is the most wonderful time of the year. But it can also have a dark side. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, in the four weeks leading up to Christmas, household waste increases by 25%. That amounts to an extra 100 million tons of trash making its way to...

Halloween is one of the most shopped for holidays. There's a lot of decor and a lot of shoddily made costumes that are bought and discarded after one use. Here are some way's to make your spooky celebrations a little more eco-friendly.    1. Choose Reusable's If you're hosting a spooky party this Halloween why not opt for reusable cups/plates/cutlery instead of plastic ones...

Every time we wash our clothes, plastic microfibers break off our garments and flow directly into our rivers and oceans, harming our wildlife and subsequently our food chains. Currently, 35% of washing is the main culprit of microplastic pollution. These are scary figures right! No one is perfect but we are trying our best to reduce our impact on the planet and help others...