Category: Green Living

The art of recycling is a crucial practice that we should teach our children. The earlier they learn how to get rid of unwanted stuff in an economical and friendly […]

Children’s toys are almost impossible to recycle. Let that fact sit for a minute and think about the massive amounts of plastic toys that we give our kids during their […]

It’s no surprise that Thailand is one of the most plastic-polluted countries in the world. Plastic products can be found everywhere. Many different drinks are sold in plastic bottles, which are […]

With the recent spike in harmful particulates in Bangkok’s air as well as pressing topics such as plastic pollution and other adverse environmental issues, everyone is naturally concerned about the […]

ecowrap is a newly launched venture that provides beeswax food wraps, helping keep foods fresh while reducing our use of single-use plastic cling wrap. The benefits are numerous, including: BKK […]

Starting in Australia, Plastic Free July has become a global movement to reduce disposable plastic use and waste by supporting consumer behaviour change. Over 2 million people from 159 countries are choosing to […]

Bangkok’s food scene is among the world’s greatest bar none. Whatever cuisine you fancy, it’s probably here (with or without the Michelin star) — and most likely, it is authentic, fresh and tasty. […]

Founded by two woman and their local Karen Hilltribe partners in Northern Thailand, Bomba Bamboo Straws aims to reduce the use of single-use plastic straws. The re-usable (and 100% organic) […]

They’re squelchy, smelly, potentially full of poo, and by the time your child is two years old they’ll probably have gone through 5,300 of them. Nappies are no joke for […]

Meet the charity starting a food waste revolution in Bangkok Bangkok’s bins are bulging with wasted food. On average, each Thai person throws away more than a kilo of rubbish […]