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What is new for 2023!
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With Christmas, New Years, and the many birthdays in 2023 approaching, you should be thinking about gifts. But what do you buy? Nowadays, every present idea seems unauthentic or boring.
We have some ideas—Eco-friendly gifts!
People love presents that are considered sustainable. And it's been proven in real-time, as 85% of consumers have made 'greener' purchases in the last few years.
If you're searching for presents for a wife, mother, father, or in-laws, we have the perfect eco-friendly gift ideas:
How To Break The Cycle Of Fast Fashion...
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Not sure how to avoid fast fashion and the fast fashion cycle? Wondering what are some solutions to fast fashion and looking for alternatives to fast fashion? This clear and concise blog will give you all the information you need along with some great resources and suggestions to help you break up with fast fashion!
5 Amazon Alternatives You Should Know About...
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Wondering what is the best alternative to Amazon? Where can I buy instead of Amazon? What is an ethical alternative to Amazon? We answer all these questions in this week's blog about five sustainable and ethical Amazon alternatives you should know about! With Amazon alternatives for books, groceries and more...
World Bee Day 2021
FAO World Bee Day 2021 takes place on the 20th May, here we outline why it is important and what you can do to help support it. It is now more important than ever to take action in saving the bees, and protecting pollinators, which is why the 2021 theme is “Bee engaged – Build Back Better for Bees”. Happy World Bee Day!
No Mow May!
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This May why not take part in Plantlife’s No Mow May 2021 project? Join the no mow movement along with organisations such as The National Trust and many city councils to save the bees and pollinators! The no mow lawn UK project asks you to say no to the mow for the month of May and join the Every Flower Counts survey to help gain research into wild flower populations across the country!