A community with environmental and healthy resources
Apart from using resources wisely and buying goods for personal consumption, this also applies to items that we plan to give our loved ones in order to better spread the message and importance of an eco-friendly lifestyle. If you need a last-minute present for the holidays or a birthday, consider these unique and sustainable gift ideas.
“Want to take your commitment to local foods to the next level? Look no further than your own trashcan or compost bin. While many people think of food scraps—such as carrot tops, onion bottoms, and the tips of romaine hearts or pineapples—as waste (or future fertilizer), these items can be enjoyed all over again. Reduce waste, save money, and build self-sufficiency with this handy guide to growing real food from scraps.”
Look deep into Nature, you’ll understand Everything! 💚
Some inspiration to get started and get ready for Easter, hope you like the ideas and if you have more (made by yourself or that you have seen and would like to make), let us know!
Be Eco: Join the Green and Share the Love
Originally Published by The Kitchn Packing a meal for the plane has become essential, but also more complicated, thanks to tighter security. What can we carry on the plane? Here are some answers — and fresh ideas (also for kids)
Update: May 2019
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