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Spring Break is just around the corner and for most students it’s much needed downtime from class and homework. If your kids are in your care while they’re out of school, you’re probably looking for fun activities to keep them entertained. You don’t need to break the bank or plan an elaborate vacation. Give some eco-friendly activities a try! These activities offer numerous benefits, such as reducing environmental impact by using sustainable materials and fostering creativity with natural elements.

Weddings are joyous occasions that celebrate love and union. As we strive to become more conscious of our impact on the planet, it’s valuable to consider eco-friendly alternatives when selecting gifts. By opting for sustainable and environmentally friendly presents, we can contribute to a better future while showing our support for the happy couple. Here, we present a collection of eco-friendly gift ideas that are both thoughtful and will help sustain the environment. 
 

Chocolates and flowers are so overdone. Instead of spending money on physical gifts that eventually end up in the landfill, invest in the gift of an ecotourism experience that will stay with you forever! 

There’s cold and then there’s “COLD”! The last few years have shown us that Texas is not immune from dangerous, widespread cold snaps. Here’s how you can prepare your home for such events while saving precious resources during a critical time.

The new year is a good time to make some changes. Most resolutions are based on personal goals or growth, but by the third week of January many of us are already finding excuses to skip the gym or make time to learn that new language. Why not try dedicating some of your new year energy to the planet? It’s the perfect time to think of ways you could have a more positive impact on the environment.

Here are 12 green resolutions anyone can add to their day-to-day routine: 

Many Texans love to decorate trees in public parks, along highways, or along sidewalks to celebrate the holidays. While it seems like a festive activity, is it really a good idea?

The holiday season is a time to spread joy and cultivate creativity. For young students, crafting can be an excellent way to develop their artistic skills, express themselves, and have fun. Moreover, incorporating recyclable items can teach young learners about sustainability and environmentalism. Below we will look at some examples of holiday crafts that can be done in the classroom with young to older students. These eco-friendly crafts are not only fun and festive but also promote sustainability and creative thinking. 

Autumn is a great time to start getting your home ready for the winter months. Preparing now will reduce energy consumption, keep you warmer, and save you money during the chilly season. Here are a few effective ways to ready your home: 
 

It’s the same thing every year. You’ve spent hours preparing a bountiful meal for your family and friends, but now you’ve got an array of leftovers in your fridge. What are you going to do with that extra turkey? The container full of mashed potatoes? Aunt Myrtle’s cranberry sauce?