The Green Ticket

02/01/2021

2020 was the year that shut the world down and gave us time to wake up.

Trees start out as seeds, and with the proper nourishment they grow up to play a key role in their ecosystem. They teach us that in order to grow strong we must be interconnected with our environment. Working with nature and incorporating nature-based solutions will create a foundation for a greener, more sustainable future.

We must build back better and greener as it is the only way to avoid further destruction of our planet’s ecosystems while building back our economies. In 2021, let us move forward into a new normal, where we step towards healing the planet.

Please Plant trees Plant hope 🌳❤🌳

Help us to Plant Trees 🌳🌍🌳

http://ket.to/help-to-plant-1-trillion-tree-worldwide

19/10/2019

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06/08/2019

Thanks for this Catherine Champanis 💚🌻🐝💕

05/08/2019

Being outside and being surrounded by nature is essential to our mental and physical health.

“In forty years of medical practice, I have found only two types of non-pharmaceutical ‘therapy’ to be vitally important for patients with chronic neurological diseases: music and…

02/08/2019

sounds great!! :)

This year's national conference of the Australian Marine Science Association is a plastic-free zone, as marine scientists aim to reduce the environmental burden of throwaway plastic.

08/06/2019

Lovely idea if you are limited for space

DIY expert Misi Overturf shows how to turn an old vegetable rack into a vertical garden ideal for a kitchen courtyard or small patio.

30/05/2019

Wouldn't this be a great initiative here too?

"While we recognise the right of the youth to a balanced and healthy ecology... there is no reason why they cannot be made to contribute."

15/05/2019

Wow these are brilliant

Between 7 and 20 plastic bottles are used for each piece of furniture.

When I first designed this furniture, I incorporated ecobricks (plastic bottles stuffed with non-recyclable waste). This made the chairs very solid, but shipping waste across the country is not a good way of dealing with it, so I redesigned the chairs using empty 2l bottles.

Ecobricks can be used for many things, ideally in the same community where they are made.

30/04/2019

MAY 2019 we invite the World to join us. All we need is your help to spread the word and join in 🙏🌎🐳🌊🐬

29/04/2019

Scottish entrepreneurs aim to go global with their hope to replace palm oil using coffee waste.