In 1854 in the United States, the 'Great White Chief' in Washington made an offer for a large area of Indian land and promised a reservation for the Indian people.
Chief Seattle's reply, published here in full, has been described as o...
It was over two decades ago that architect Michael Reynolds realized green houses needed to be inexpensive, easy to build and environmentally friendly.
Knowing that he needed a product that is always available and would be hard to dis...
Plastic bags are everywhere. In land fill, choking our waterways, by the roadside and in parks. We can't seem to get away from this constant proliferation of plastic bags in our society.
Considering we use plastic bags for such a ...
You can grow your own absorbent sponge to use in the bath or as a dishcloth. The young fruits, flowers and leaves can be eaten as a vegetable. It is the ornamental gourd LOOFAH or LUFFA, known also as the 'vegetable sponge' or the 'dis...
Raising children in a world full of toxins is not an option for concerned parents.
We love to meet children who care how food affects their bodies, moods, and the quality of life on Earth. Eco children know, for example, that organic ...
Better Your Health and the Planet's. We welcome in the New Year to the tune of resolutions big and small. This year I'm going to lose the extra weight...This year I'm going to eat better...This year...will be different.
But what if im...
Need a few activities to put young revelers in the party spirit? Try these fun and easy icebreakers - Festive Bubblers, Painted Buffalo Hides.
PICTURE IT Long before recapping the departing year's highlights became a televised tradit...
This is a great way to use up those colours of organic lipstick you are not very fond of. It is possible to create new colours. Recycle the small left-over organic lipstick that is left in the bottom of the tube or pot.
Petroleum jell...
Blackstrap molasses comes from a third boiling in the sugar cane process. The sugar is removed, leaving behind the exceptionally rich mineral/trace element cocktail.
This cocktail is rich with vitamins, is very thick and dark and ...
Everyone could play a part in protecting and restoring our environment - and today is a good time to start. You can help the environment in your daily life at home, the office, shopping or in the garden.
You can make a difference! The...
This DIY Churn (butter maker) is from a wonderful Himalayan trekking experience, where the lower hills people (Newar) used it to make tasty creamy organic butter.
So now you've got your cow and the milk is flowing in!
When you mi...
The humble oat (Avena Sativa) has long been the principal grain food of Scotland and cold Northern Europe, needing less sunshine and warmth than wheat and being less exacting in soil requirements than other cereals with the exception...