March 2017
Why not create a habitat for animals or insects in your garden ... this helps biodiversity and the ecosystem.
December 2016
Don't forget to compost your Christmas tree after the festive period this year. Some people have even taken it a little further just hiring a tree (that gets replanted) for Christmas!
October 2016
Try buying organic products, although they can be more expensive they contain no chemical fertilizers or pesticides. Therefore they are not harmful to our environment.
July 2016
Check your car tyre pressure. Tyres with low pressure are less fuel efficient and have a greater carbon footprint.
March 2016
Use your old tea bags and coffee to help grow plants in your home.
December 2015
Support a good cause this year by buying your Christmas cards from a charity
September 2015
Try to buy products which are Fair Trade. Although they may cost more they will benefit producers in less developed countries.
August 2015
Use a water butt to collect rain water. This can be used to water your garden ... it will help conserve water in the summer!
May 2015
Take a shower instead of a bath. It helps conserve water
March 2015
Always print on both sides of a piece of paper. This helps to save resources and cuts down on waste!
January 2015
Turn the heating down in your house to reduce your eco-footprint. Try wearing an extra jumper to stay warm instead!
July 2014
Make sure you take your own bags when you go shopping. This helps reduce waste being sent to landfill sites and is much better for the environment.
May 2014
Now the summer is nearly upon us, why not try to make sure you switch off all lights when you don't need them. Open windows to use natural light and save electricity!
March 2014
Start growing your own food. It will soon be the perfect time to plant many varieties of fruits and vegetables. This not only saves you money but also cuts down on waste (from packaging) and food miles.
January 2014
This year why not try walking or cycling to school. This will not only keep you healthy, but also help cut down on pollution and carbon emissions which cause global warming!
November 2013
When you go shopping for food, try to buy food that has been grown locally. This helps to cut down on food miles and is better for the environment.
September 2013
This school year why not buy your new stationary from the school shop. The coloured pencils are made from recycled materials and note books support wildlife charities!
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