Eco-Friendly Blog

We recently embarked on a two week motorhoming holiday travelling up the east coast from Brisbane and learnt lots on our adventure so, here are my tips and tricks for being more eco-friendly, generating less waste and using less plastic while caravanning/motorhoming around this beautiful country....

Traditionally Christmas is a time associated with celebrating with friends and family, gift giving and often indulgence. The trouble is that this also leads to generation of waste through excess and frivolity. However, Christmas doesn’t have to be a time of unloved gifts and disposables a plenty....

Tree planting is one of the best nature-based solutions to sequestering carbon, rebuilding habitat, and restoring forests, therefore reducing the impact of climate change.  One Tree Planted are a global not-for-profit organisation who facilitate the planting of trees across more than 80 countries...

An annual call to action against single use plastics As Plastic Free July enters its thirteenth year and plastic bans are rolled out by state governments across the country, one might wonder is Plastic Free July still relevant. The answer is a resounding yes, of course! Keep reading to learn why...

The collapse of RedCycle sent shockwaves through the community as the bins were taken away from the local supermarkets where we diligently took our bagged up soft plastics to be ‘recycled’ and not sent to landfill. Now what do we do with the plastic packaging apart from put it in the landfill bin...

If you’re like me, recycling as much as possible is at the top of your priorities to limit what goes to landfill. The kerb-side recycling bin is a great place to start, but what happens when you have things that can’t go in the kerb-side bin? Advances in technology and the movement to a circular ...