...instil values into our children to make them effective kaitiaki [guardians] of our environment.” She encourages everyone to start somehow, even if it’s just with small changes: “Choose a couple...
What you can do Choose to refuse plastic-packaged bathroom supplies, including shower gel. How you can do it Making the switch from shower gel to bars of soap is an...
...avoid single-use plastic. The impact By reducing your use of single-use plastic, you’ll help save precious resources. You’ll also help save plastic bags from entering our oceans and landfill, where...
...a lot of power in sharing your ideas and solutions with fellow students and parents in your school. Inspire others with how you’ve refused single-use plastic with wax sandwich wraps,...
...option is to use both! Many parents minimise use reusable nappies when at home or during the night, and restrict their use of disposable nappies to when they’re out and...
Posters Share the Plastic Free July challenge with a range of posters that show solutions and choices for avoiding single-use plastic. Posters are available to share online or for printing...
Get involved Whether you’re a beginner looking for a few single-use plastics to avoid, or someone well on their way to a plastic free life, we have ideas to inspire...
...A ceramic or glass teapot is a great daily reminder and an easy way to build a new habit of refusing single-use plastic with every cuppa. A one-cup tea-infuser is...
...challenges and celebrate wins together. Most plastic waste free events start by creating an inventory of the single-use items that participants are likely to use at the event. This could...
...buying food from local bulk food stores, checking out farmers markets, and making it yourself from scratch. Here’s some inspiration to get you started: Bake your own crackers – there...