Definitely Not Vegan! Nowadays many people have become vegan or vegetarian, but for someone like me, I could never give up meat. That is why I am here to talk about another option, being a carnitarian. A carnitarian is when you don’t eat fish or seafood and it turns out it’s very good for your… Continue reading Carnitarian
Category: Sustainable Living
Health, Nutrition, Medicinal Plants, Urban Agriculture, Sustainability
Our Cooking Show Episode 1
Cooking a Vegan Meal from Scratch… Imagine cooking vegan Spanish Rice from scratch? Using pure, organic vegetables? Cooking a vegan meal from scratch is delicious. Earth Kid Kaely blogged about this cooking show: “Last week Friday my school peers and I all arrived at my house. We have taken on a new project. A cooking… Continue reading Our Cooking Show Episode 1
Veganism – Pros and Cons
Veganism is trending. BUT, like any trend, it comes with many pros and cons. Talking diets is a sensitive topic too as every person has their own needs and every person has their own views about diet. Talking environment, however, is essential to our survival. How we eat links to how we consume, shop, devour… Continue reading Veganism – Pros and Cons
Make a Wall Garden
I always wanted to make a wall garden. I love making things and I have a lovely sunny wall outside my kitchen. I also think that we should all be planting our own food in some way, from now on. Lockdown Level 3 yet again in South Africa was the prompt for me to go… Continue reading Make a Wall Garden
“Our solutions are in Nature”
“Our Solutions are in Nature”- the theme for this year’s International Day for Biological Diversity on 22 May. The Convention on Biological Diversity has set this day aside every year to celebrate Earth’s incredible and myriad miracles – big and small, huge and minute. As the global community is called to re-examine its relationship to… Continue reading “Our solutions are in Nature”
25 Things to do in Social Isolation
Start with this list of 25 things to do in social isolation and then make your own list. Once you start to think about what you CAN do in nature in strange circumstances, you discover there are myriad ways to do it. If you live in an apartment or a flat, then you can replicate… Continue reading 25 Things to do in Social Isolation
Lock Down Projects
Lock down projects keep our minds off our lack of freedom. We think about nature and her bounty. Everyone loves a garden. Everyone loves to do Lock down projects. Well, at least Earth Kids do! We chose gardening as our first Lock down project theme. Gardens are special places where the roots of learning occur.… Continue reading Lock Down Projects
Messages in Bottles
Messages in bottles? In this day and age, we hear you ask? Yes! Take a glass bottle, insert a message, cork the bottle, seal it with wax and toss it into the ocean. In this day and age? Crazy idea? Littering in the ocean and possibly harmful to ocean life? Yes. All true. But to… Continue reading Messages in Bottles