Living a Sustainable Life

"What if sustainability didn't have to be so complicated? 365 Ways to Save the Planet cuts through the noise and explains exactly how to live a "greener" lifestyle day by day. With its approachable ideas and achievable daily actions, anyone can up their sustainability score with this book on eco-...

This book shows you how to repair ceramics, pottery and glass using lacquer and metal in a way that makes the broken places a part of the story. It introduces the simplest, safest and least expensive way to do kintsugi at home, and guides you through everything from assembling and mixing the mate...

Smaller, more environmentally-friendly houses seem to be the wave of the future. As people chose to move out of cities, finances and life style will limit the size of the houses these new home owners will choose. One or both people in the home may have lost their job or the jobs may not be as sec...

Making the effort to recycle, but drowning under all the packaging? Trying to buy ethical fashion, but struggling to see past the "sustainable" marketing campaigns? Confused whether to buy products with a low carbon footprint, or that are fairtrade, or palm-oil free? For too long, eco-responsi...

"The fashion industry needs a redesign. This book invites you to embark on a journey towards the future of design. It has been written in recognition of fashions huge potential to move towards a circular economy and in homage to its creatives passionate pioneers on the constant search for reinve...

In our ever changing world, climate resilience is more important than ever. Small actions in our own homes, make a massive difference and can be quick, simple and inexpensive. Join author and sustainable living advocate Rebecca Sullivan on a room to room journey to create a natural, healthy lifes...

Crumb quilting is the way to zero waste patchwork. Learn how to use your tiniest scraps to create beautiful quilts and quilted projects and bust your stash! This is a collection of 15 projects made using the teeniest, tiniest leftover pieces of fabric from your latest quilting or sewing project.

"We're all trapped in a convenience-based and wasteful cycle, but Tara McKenna offers an alternative: an approach to reducing waste for a more sustainable and ethical life that emphasizes progress over perfection. This isn't about fitting all of your waste into a Mason jar or going zero waste ove...

There is food within 3 metres of your front door. Three generations ago it was common practice all over the world to collect this wild food; knowledge of what, where and when to forage was a necessary part of daily life. We still had lived experience of harvesting wild food with our own hands. Bu...

Imagine a garden that is as beautiful as it is productive, that gives you fresh, wholesome, chemical-free food with flavours that go way beyond anything the shops can offer. In Eat What You Grow, Alys shows you how to create a rich, biodiverse garden that feeds not only you, but supports a wide r...