Challenge yourself to create a fully sustainable shopping list this week! Use our list as inspiration when selecting sustainable foods and try to incorporate some of these planet-saving habits:
♻️ Bring reusable shopping bags
♻️ Think you might crave a coffee while you're shopping? Bring your reusable cup just in case!
♻️ Avoid purchasing anything plastic—trash bags, storage containers, and even food packaged in plastic!
♻️ If possible, bike or walk to the store. If not, see if a friend needs a grocery store run and carpool together!
While the current challenge is recovering our planet for our children, it's equally as important to raise our children with a love for our planet.
Get outside with your family today. Here's a few ideas:
💚 Write inspiring messages with chalk
💚 Go on a urban hike or walk around the neighborhood
💚 Pick a bouquet from flowers and weeds around the yard
💚 Plant some fruits and veggies in the backyard or a shared garden
We are all crew.
We must all work together to ensure our ship survives.
Quote credit: Marshall McLuhan
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