If a recycling center making a socially distanced candy chute for a drive-through collection doesn’t represent the innovation the pandemic has inspired, we don’t know what does. We spoke with Nikki about the importance of getting creative, her passion for the environment, and why nurturing native plants is never a bad idea.

We don’t know about you, but we’ve spent a lot of time crafting and decorating over the past year. Whatever you can do for your mental health, right? We’ve pulled together some of our favorite DIY projects from around the internet for you, from heart-shaped bird feeders to wall decorations upcycled from old sweaters. So grab your art supplies, save your recyclables, and get ready to make Mother Earth your number one sweetheart!

In colder months, animals need our help more than ever, but with a few simple steps, you can help mammals, birds, insects, and amphibians thrive. Read our tips below to discover how you can turn your garden, porch, or patio into a place of shelter and refuge.

Do any of your New Year’s resolutions involve cleaning out closets or drawers? Or perhaps creating more space in that spare room or garage? If you’re itching to get your home in order, but don’t want to toss everything into the trash, read our tips below. You’ll learn how to repurpose items, reduce waste, and adopt a more environmentally responsible lifestyle in general.

Have you found yourself creating new partnerships and projects during the pandemic? We spoke with Julie about virtual landfill tours, litter cleanup kits available for checkout at the local library, and the importance of community collaboration.

There’s no better time than the present to visualize what you want for the coming year. If you’re seeking ways to be cleaner and greener, you’ve come to the right place! Pick and choose from our list below to craft your plan for improving Georgia’s environment.

Has the pandemic inspired you to get more involved with improving your community? We spoke with Martyna about small group cleanups, the wonder of gardening, and how one small act can make a world of difference.

We all know it’s the most wonderful time of the year, but did you know it’s also one of the most wasteful? Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, Americans typically create one million extra tons of garbage per week, and much of that stems from presents and packaging. If you’re interested in making your holiday more sustainable, we invite you to read our tips below. After all, going green is way more than just a festive decorating tip.

In Georgia, cooler weather has finally rolled in, which makes it the perfect time to prepare your garden for the spring. Ready to roll up your sleeves and dig in? We’ve put together some advice that will allow you to keep your yard looking its best while remaining friendly to butterflies, birds, and other beneficial insects. Here’s what to do, what not to do, and why it makes a meaningful difference.

This year, due to COVID-19, October 31 looks a little different. You may not be hosting your annual bash or trick-or-treating along your usual route, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with your loved ones. Whether you’re comparing costumes over Zoom, participating in a socially distanced meet-up, or spreading the joy through outdoor decorations, we’ve got your sustainability needs covered, even if you’re just getting started. Read below for our favorite ways to keep Halloween boo-tiful.