It’s that time of year–temperatures are dropping, you can feel the breeze on your face, and fall colors are beginning to come alive. You can even go outside without being swarmed by mosquitoes. If you’re ready to get out there and enjoy all Georgia has to offer, we’ve got recommendations for you. Read our advice to see how you can have fun and commune with nature responsibly.

When’s the last time you checked your closet for items to give to someone in need? Join us for a conversation about cleanups, collection events, and how you can spark change in your community simply by shifting your perspective.  

Calling all educators! Are you interested in moving toward a greener teaching practice? Perhaps you’ve wondered about the best ways to teach your students about sustainability or decrease the amount of trash you generate at school? We have a great list of actionable steps you can take, from eco-friendly products to recycling ideas. Keep on reading to find out more. With our ideas, you’ll be making an impact in no time at all.

Have you been wondering how to best grow your green thumb? Or maybe you’re on the hunt for some ways to protect the environment on your upcoming vacation? Look no further: we asked four members of our affiliate network to share their favorite pieces of advice. Keep on reading to see how you can make this season your most sustainable one yet.

At the height of summer, there’s no better way to beat the heat than by heading to your favorite stretch of ocean, lake, or river. Whether you visit for the afternoon or take off an entire week, it’s important to make eco-friendly choices. Read our tips for making your time in the sun sustainable. Then grab your favorite swimsuit and get ready to hit the waves!

Are you ready to get crafty? We’ve compiled some of our favorite DIY projects from around the internet for you, from bee and butterfly houses to hummingbird feeders, and even a new take on the bird bath. Grab your paints, vintage finds, and scrap yarn—it’s time to create!

It’s that time of year again for barbecues, beach parties, and outdoor celebrations. Perhaps you plan to take your lunch to the park on a weekly basis. Maybe you have a trip to the mountains or coast on your calendar. Wherever you’re headed, we hope you remember to leave the environment cleaner than you found it. Read our tips and get ready to be eco-friendly.

Have you ever thought about the life cycle of litter? Join us for a conversation about water quality, storm drain art, and how environmental education improves academic outcomes.

The first Earth Day took place in 1970, marking a turning point in environmental history. To celebrate 52 years of progress, we’ve compiled a list of actions you can take to improve your corner of the world. You’ll find an idea for each week of the year–take them step by step, or group them as you like. However you choose, you’ll make our planet a better place.

We’re celebrating Women’s History Month by shining the spotlight on five changemakers with an inspiring legacy of activism. From planting trees to saving songbirds, from protecting our oceans to speaking for the land, these individuals have changed our planet for the better. Their dedication and bravery inspire us every day of the year.