5 Eco Projects in Bali to get Involved in Bali is a beautiful island in the Indonesian archipelago, with extraordinarily beautiful and diverse scenery and a huge array of animals – many in danger of being wiped out by humans stripping
Show your support for organizations working diligently to protect our oceans and for the non-profits bringing safe drinking water to people worldwide. Follow them on twitter & get instant deets on how you can help! @Oceana Working hard to protect
During a discussion with someone I recently met, somehow, the conversation turned to light bulbs. “Oh those awful light bulbs that OBAMA wants us to use”, she said. I was confused thinking there was some new technology that I hadn’t
EPA is giving away a free Make a Difference Middle School Kit for your household or classroom. Click here for the form The Make a Difference Middle School Kit includes: Be Waste Aware – Waste Reduction Resources and Tools for
Touching dolphins, black rays and watching sharks swim over you are just a few of the amazing experiences in store on a SeaWorld visit. On our Eco-travel weekend, we checked in to our Eco-hotel and headed straight to the park.
Last weekend, we planned a Family Fun Eco-Travel Weekend to San Diego, CA. I’d say we stayed true to our goal of having some family fun while traveling in Eco-style. Staying at the Crowne Plaza hotel was a smart choice;
If you thought the condors were awesome, meet Finnegan, an endangered Channel Island Fox hand raised and cared for at the Santa Barbara Zoo. The Channel Island Fox was close to extinction with only 14 accounted for on Santa Rosa
At our recent visit to the Santa Barbara Zoo we learned that in the 80's only 22 California Condors were alive. Learn how these majestic birds thrive today. How can we help? Keep it clean. Pollution is a major factor
Even Juliette Lewis has to start somewhere. Watch our interview with Juliette Lewis, Kat Von D, Dave Annable, Odette Yustman, Justin Baldoni, Jamie Ray Newman, Alan Ritchson and Kirsten Dunst as they tell us the little things they do to
With a change in season, the days are slowly getting shorter and the leaves are starting to turn. This is an ideal time of the year to prepare your landscape and garden for the approaching chilly weather and perhaps frost.
If you have read my previous posts on the why and the what of composting, maybe you are ready to think about trying it yourself. This is part three of this series (sorry for the delay – I was busy
