In the spotlight: the beautiful Vanda, Phalaenopsis and Cymbidium (in other words, the Orchid!).
How to: use less plastic
It’s 2018. Of course you’re bringing your own bag when you’re shopping for groceries. But there are many more small adjustments that you can apply in your life to use much less plastic.
How to: travel in an eco friendly way
Do you love to travel, just like our me? But do you like to travel as conscious as possible without having to spend your summers on the camping site nearby? I’ve got some tips for you!
The importance of non-chemical sunscreen for the reef
Do you love to visit tropical places? Swim in the ocean or maybe even surf, snorkel or dive while wearing sunscreen? Don’t hesitate to read on. The following information might be very useful.
How to use the ivy plant to do eco friendly laundry
Did you know that a certain type of plant, the ivy, can be used to do laundry? The best thing about that: no harmful chemicals and plastic bottles needed.
What I didn’t expect: this is what my DNA revealed about my roots
My DNA revealed something about my roots I completely did not expect. Here’s what it revealed.
Interview: Taylor Jardine gives hope through haircuts for the homeless
Changing lives one haircut at the time, meet the Australian Taylor Jardine who cuts the hair of the homeless and the photographer behind this beautiful story, the Dutch Steven Elbers.
Why I bought this children’s book even though I don’t have children
Child/parent or not, this is the one children’s book that needs to be on everyone’s bookshelf.
Cruelty free or not? Here’s what you need to know about wool
Plus: this is why, as a vegan, I still wear wool.
7 easy ways to reduce the use of plastic
Everybody knows: plastic doesn’t break down in nature. It has to be recycled or it ends up in places it shouldn’t, like the ocean. Did you know: every square mile of ocean has 46,000 pieces of plastic floating in it. So many beautiful sea creatures die because they swallow plastic. So what can we do to reduce the use of plastic (next to recycling the plastic we use or separating our waste)? Here’s a couple of easy ways to reduce your own use of plastic!