Explaining Climate Change to Children
As a parent, I want my child to have a care-free childhood but also teach her about the dangers that can be found in the
environment
Ways to be eco-friendly if you’re short on cash
One of the reasons I keep coming across that prevents people from living greener is the myth that it’s expensive to do. As the cost of living is really biting some of us, being green (and staying green) can be challenging.
How to cope with eco-anxiety?
If you worry about climate change and the impact humans are having on the environment to the point where you may not be able to stop thinking about it, there’s probably a chance you suffer from a level of eco-anxiety.
What I’ve Learned So Far – Block 3 – The Nile basin
When I tell people that I’m studying for a degree, they are interested in what I’ve been learning. I’ve done two years so far (another
Is Plastic Recycling Greenwashing?
We all have household bins in our homes and local councils encourage us to recycle to a point where we are shamed for not recycling,
The Big Plastic Count
Last week, I took part in The Big Plastic Count. The founders of this fabulous initiative is Greenpeace and Everyday Plastic asking households to take
Green Blue Peter Badge
I recently had a major proud parent moment. As a child, I absolutely loved watching Blue Peter. I will never forget the best make of all
What I’ve Learned So Far – Block 2 – The Arctic
When I tell people that I’m studying for a degree, they are interested in what I’ve been learning. I’ve done two years so far (another
Eco-Friendly Menstrual Products – Review
About eighteen months ago, I ditched my pads and tampons for eco-friendly alternatives and I’ve wanted to write a review about them but I’ve always
Planting Trees for the Future
Those of you who are familiar with my blog and follow me on Instagram will know I am a massive advocate for teaching children about