September 16 is National Cleanup Day, which originated from the aspirations of a group of avid hikers determined to create a positive impact on their …
Clothes and the Environment
People in the U.S. throw out more than 34 billion pounds of clothes every year, making textiles one of the largest contributors to our landfills. …
National Beach Day: Investing in the Future of Our Coastlines
National Beach Day (August 30) is a celebration that reminds us of the beauty and importance of our coastlines. It’s a time to reflect on …
5 Back to School Sustainability Tips
Sustainability isn’t limited to our homes; it reaches every aspect of our lives. As we strive to incorporate eco-friendly practices into our daily routines, school …
How to Participate in Plastic-Free July
Plastic-Free July is a worldwide initiative that encourages individuals, communities, and businesses to reduce their consumption of single-use plastic for the entire month of July, …
Clean Beaches Week: Helping Hawaii’s Shores
July 1-7 is Clean Beaches Week, an entire week dedicated to celebrating the importance of keeping our beaches clean and our marine ecosystems safe. Hundreds …
Sustainable Beach Toy Alternatives
Summer is almost here, and many of us are looking forward to spending time at the beach and soaking up the sun. Although beach toys …
Zero-Waste Picnic Essentials
It’s almost summer here in Hawaii and picnics are a great way to take advantage of our beautiful weather! With so many public beaches and …
How to Properly Dispose of Waste
A great way to reduce the amount of trash you produce is to recycle it! According to the City and County of Honolulu Refuse Division, …
DIY Recycled Lei
Did you know flower leis were first worn and woven by the Hawaiians so long ago that they have no record of their origins? But …
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