So much fun and freedom can be experienced when foraging. The natural world may be right on your doorstep waiting to offer up it’s bounty.

A great way to learn more about nature and invest in your own immediate environment. Growing your own herbs, fruit and vegetables takes time but is so rewarding in the long run and can work out cheaper than buying in stores.

Intentionality has been one of my favourite ways to save money and make great choices for the environment. I find it simplifies and refines our values helping us to follow through on them.

The hardest but potentially most cost-effective option; letting go of unsustainable products and practices.

Embracing innovation is one of the three main ways to be more “eco-nomical”. Let’s have a look at some swaps you can make to more sustainable designs.

Going old school is one of the best ways to make more environmentally friendly choices. I explore what this looks like and give examples from back in the day of products and practices you can swap out today.

More on how to move away from problematic and environmentally harmful practices towards sustainable alternatives that don’t cost the earth (pun intended).

If we are going to be talking all things Eco-nomical then we need to think through aspects of cost. What it costs us, but also what’s the cost on others and the environment.