Can you believe it’s already the middle of September? Despite this, I am going to be sharing the UK’s seasonal fruit and vegetables in Autumn. Technically it isn’t Autumn until the 21st of September, but I like to think it’s Autumn on the first. Mainly because Autumn is my favourite season, and I look forward…
Environmental
Introducing the Climate Change Collective
Welcome back to my blog! I am posting twice this week instead of once because I wanted to introduce the Climate Change Collective. Climate change has already had a significant impact on so many countries, and it will continue to do so. Through studying Environmental Science during my A-Levels and now at university, I have…
Easy eco-friendly swaps to make for Plastic Free July
Plastic Free July is quickly approaching and I wanted to share some easy eco-friendly swaps you could make! Last year I went big and was fortunate enough to work with a few brands, but this year I’m on placement so I haven’t managed to organise anything in time. But, I recently wrote a post on…
Sustainable pads: TOTM review
I recently bought some sustainable pads and panty liners from TOTM (Time Of The Month) and I thought I would share my thoughts. It has been a while since my last review on this blog, so it seemed like the perfect time. I have spoken about period pants before, but I still much prefer pads…
UK seasonal fruit and vegetables in summer
It’s not officially summer until the 21st of June, however, I am sharing the seasonal fruit and vegetables in June, July and August…so it doesn’t really matter! First of all, can we just talk about how quickly this year is going? How is it already June? Make sure you have read my recent post where…
5 significant sustainable lifestyle changes to make
Before I start this post, I want to address that making any change is good! This post isn’t me saying that smaller actions aren’t worthwhile because they absolutely are. The ones I’m going to list are bigger ones, ones where you might have to pick the environment over money. Where you are embracing the sustainable…
UK Seasonal fruit and vegetables in spring
I have decided to shed some light on seasonal fruit and vegetables in the UK. Food seasonality is something that a lot of people are unaware of, especially the impacts that importing and forced growth has on the environment. Along with my monthly wildlife to spot in the UK, I also want to introduce fruit…
How being eco-friendly can save you money
Sustainable living has the misconception of being expensive. I will admit that there are some items that can be a lot more expensive, but there are easy ways to get around that. Even if you can’t put 100% into being eco-friendly, everyone wants to save money! I’m going to be sharing a few ways that…
Reasons why you shouldn’t visit a zoo
When was the last time you visited a zoo? I think that you shouldn’t visit a zoo and that they should be banned. But there is a lot of controversy over whether or not they are educational etc. Today I want to talk about zoos, aquariums and sanctuaries. What is the difference between the three?…
The pros and cons of hosting a beehive
I’m so excited for you to read today’s guest post! It was written by Gavin who is currently hosting a beehive and he’s written the pros and cons. Hosting a beehive is like owning a condominium for impatient, workaholic interior designers. They improve your environment and find beauty in the things you take for granted…