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.

A million plastic bottles are bought around the world every minute. Find thousands of refill stations across the UK to refill your bottle for free Save money, stay hydrated and prevent plastic pollution

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...

Are you looking for easy ways to reduce your environmental impact? Here are some helpful tips to get you on your way. 

Plastic Pollution the facts and why should we care?

Plogging  is the act of picking up litter while running—the name combines the Swedish term “plokka upp,” which means “to pick up,” and “jogging.” The goal of the exercise: To pick up rubbish along your route and help offset the amount of plastic winding up in oceans

SPF 30, UVA protection,  Water-resistant. These are all words you probably know to look for when you're shopping for sun cream for your beach vacation or summer days out. But thanks to recent studies and new legislation, there's another necessary detail to add to your checklist: reef-safe.

More than 60 festivals in the UK have signed up to being plastic free by 2021, but we as individual festival goers have as much of a part to play in reducing the single use plastic we get through over a weekend. Here are our 6 tips to avoiding plastic's for your festival weekends!