We’ve all heard the term “fast fashion” – the production of inexpensive, trendy clothing designed to keep up with the ever-changing consumer demand (Good On …
Celebrate National Book Month
Reading is an essential skill that influences almost every aspect of our daily life. It’s how we learn, gather information, and entertain ourselves — from …
Eco-Friendly Travel Tips
Do you have a trip coming up? Traveling, whether it’s a staycation at home or a trip abroad, can generate a lot of waste, which …
Dive into Storm Water Science with Fun, Educational Resources
School is back in session! Expand on your STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) curriculum with engaging resources from the Hawaii Department of Transportation’s Storm …
Turning Veggie Scraps into Stock
The term “food waste” is used to describe any loss of edible food anywhere along the food chain. This includes food that is wasted due …
How to Host a Low-Waste Party
The production, widespread distribution, and use of single-use plastics is a serious environmental concern. Because single-use plastics are so easily discarded, they often end up …
Eco-Friendly Back-to-School Tips
It’s that time of year again! As families prepare keiki for their back-to-school journey, many of us find ourselves navigating the bustling aisles of supply …
Sustainable Swaps for Plastic-Free July
Plastic Free July is a global movement that has inspired over 100 million people across 190 countries to be part of the solution to plastic …
DIY Papale
Hats are great for bad hair days, but not for the environment. Traditional methods often involve harmful processes and materials, from the use of virgin …
Quilting with Recycled Fabrics
Do you have old fabrics and t-shirts laying around? Don’t throw them out! Use them to create a simple quilt filled with memories. All you …