Living sustainably isn’t about perfection — it’s about progress. In this updated guide, I share ten common sustainable living mistakes (including a few I’ve made myself) and what to do instead. Learn how to waste less, save more, and make changes that actually work for your real life.
Owning less doesn’t mean going without. LEND-IT.CA makes it easy to rent instead of buy — borrow tools, baby gear, or party supplies when you need them, and earn by listing what you already have. It’s a simple, community-powered way to live more sustainably.
Avoiding plastic can feel overwhelming, but sustainable living isn’t about perfection. It’s about noticing what you use, making small changes, and doing what you can with what you have. This post shares 31 easy ways to reduce plastic waste at home, at work, and on the go.
Feeling overwhelmed by climate change? This post introduces the Climate Action Venn Diagram — a simple, joyful framework to help you start living more sustainably in a way that aligns with your skills, interests, and capacity. No pressure, no perfection — just a clear starting point that actually fits your life.
No Mow May is a simple way to support pollinators, conserve resources, and rethink the purpose of your lawn. By skipping the mower, even for a month, you’re helping shift suburban norms toward something more sustainable, beautiful, and alive. Let your yard do more this spring!
That title is certainly a mouthful, but here it is – a very big list of sustainable Canadian brands! Given recent trade tensions, Canadians are rallying around the growing #BuyCanadian movement and I could not be happier about it. Choosing to support Canadian businesses isn’t just a patriotic gesture – voting with your dollar is…
Quitting Amazon isn’t easy, but small changes in our consumption habits can make a big impact! This guide offers 7 practical steps to reducing reliance on Amazon. Start where you can and celebrate every step toward more mindful shopping.
Before you grab that rake this fall, consider leaving your leaves where they land! Not only does it save time, but it also creates a thriving habitat for insects, improves soil health, and supports biodiversity. Let nature do the work—your garden, local wildlife, and the environment will thank you!
Looking to attract more birds to your yard this spring? It’s easier than you think. Here are some quick tips (including what NOT to do) to get your started!
Looking for something to get you started going zero waste with kids? A household trash audit is a great place to start! Get a clear picture of what you are throwing away each week and brainstorm ways to reduce it together. Click through for instructions and a free worksheet!
