Are you ready to embark on an adventure that not only takes you to beautiful destinations but also allows you to travel more sustainably? By incorporating these conscious and regenerative travel practices into your journey, you can both reduce the impact of your trip … more

The increasing demand for sustainable shopping options in Edmonton in creating an exciting community of refillery, zero waste, and bulk stores. These stores promote sustainable practices and reducing plastic by offering customers the opportunity to refill their own containers and purchase products in bulk. … more

Did you know humans consume about a credit card or plastic bottle cap’s worth of micro plastics every week?! So how can we reduce the amount of microplastics we ingest? Here’s 10 things you can do…

The Best Natural and Plastic-Free Baby Products to Avoid Microplastics Right from birth, babies are surrounded by plastic in many different forms: clothing, toys, furniture and more. And growing evidence is showing that babies are also consuming a lot of plastic in the form … more

It seems as though life is slowly returning to some form of normalcy. For many, this means working from home will soon come to an end. Whether you are splitting your time between home and the office or returning to the office full-time, there … more

While on my personal journey to replace my everyday bath products with eco-friendly alternatives, I knew that my dental products were responsible for most of my plastic use. Having spent my whole life using toothpaste tubes, I was reluctant to try other formulas… until … more

My bathroom has been the most difficult room to transition to sustainable products. So many items that we use every day are either sold in plastic containers or made with harsh chemicals, but your bathroom is not a place to overlook when working to … more

Forming micro-habits takes two minutes or less, but can make a world of difference.  If you’re looking for ways to be more sustainable but don’t want to overhaul your life right now, there are small ways that you can make a difference to your … more

“Circularity” has become a big buzzword with sustainability and while it can represent a new, important shift in the industry, it’s also used in misleading and deceptive ways. We need brands to go deeper and make real, holistic changes that aren’t just for marketing and press coverage. If a brand truly cares about reducing their impact and waste and helping build a better industry they need to be looking at the entire supply chain and life of the garments.

Millions of tonnes of clothing and textiles end up in the landfill every year but some brands are finding solutions and changing how we view textile “waste”. Here are over 20 zero waste, upcycled, and circular clothing brands.