Useful Links

Thanks to one of our readers, Pierce- here is a list of useful recycling resources to check out! If you come across something you would like to share with me, please don't hesistate to send an email. Thanks Pierce!

Here are fifty ways to learn and engage through sustainable activities. These activities would be great to try during the "hunker-down" period! 

46 tips to make a difference every day of the year from the friends at Earth Day network.

Get Educated. Take Action. Our Climate Our Future is an award-winning video experience that educates young people on the science of climate change and empowers them to take action.

Project Drawdown was founded in 2014 by environmentalist Paul Hawken to measure and model the most substantive solutions to stop global warming and to communicate those findings to the world. Project Drawdown has great resources as they look to advance effective climate action and give a clear look at climate solutions. 

Zero Waste Chef is a blog with great tips and tricks for cooking sustainably. Check out the list of a good place to start with zero waste living.

REAP (Renewable Energy Alaska Project) has compiled a list of activities that you can try at home.

Earth Day (4/22/2020) marks 50 years with global mobilizations to activate more than a billion people worldwide. You can help determine the future as we work together to build a cleaner, safer and more jsut world for all!

Not sure where to start? Take a look at some of the top environmental issues and find out what you can do. Whether it's learning about plastic pollution, climate change, food sustainability, and many others- being an informed citizen is a great place to start!

Interested in trying easy plant-based recipes to combat climate change or looking to make something using pantry items?