Being Naturally Sustainable
We promote eco-conscious lifestyles centered around everyday life, of how you prefer to express your thoughts at home, at work, and at play. We want to inspire you, to help you achieve your personal goals to make the world a better place for future generations.
Dame Jane Goodall said:
"What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make."
Lets begin by focusing on what we can we do in our every day lives to adjust to an eco-conscious lifestyle. Thinking about three main essentials;
- reduce,
- reuse,
- recycle
With that in mind our theme today is about ingredients. Every day our lives are packed with different things we either planned, or need to do, meals are just one of those. Let's say you want to make a quick meal that will 'fill a gap'. But while you do fill a gap what kind of waste does this simple meal create. Beans on toast for example, maybe cheese on toast, or scrambled egg on toast. Primary packaging including tins, bread wrappers, plastic containers, egg shells how do you dispose of them?
Today's society has become one that is "take-make-waste". We are all part of the problem, this article argues that you can make a difference, you have to decide what kind of difference you make. Being naturally sustainable is not a complex mountain to climb, in fact it is the total opposite.
If you build into your mindset the three essentials; reduce, reuse, recycle they can become tag lines, short cuts that as you go through the day, guide you to make a series of simple decisions. Here is the dividend!
Chances are you won't need to go to the supermarket as often, you could decide to give the local baker or your farm shop a try, you were meaning to anyway. Your waste bin is only half as full as it was, and now you are more eco-conscious, all of a sudden a whole new lifestyle beckons.
Tips & Advice to Make our Lives Easier
Being sustainable helps us all in so many ways.
Click any element in the matrix to find out more
| Home | Health | Family | Wellness |
|---|---|---|---|
| Energy | Diet | Hobbies | Well Being |
| Heat | Fitness | Relaxation | Quality of Life |
| Fix it Yourself | Stress | Short Breaks | Being Natural |
| Household | Reflection | Wildlife | Be Creative |
People Ask
What are endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs)
EDC Free Laundry DetergentsThe Soil Association highlights that endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are widespread contaminants in food, cosmetics, laundry detergents and the environment, interfering with hormonal systems and posing risks to fertility, metabolism, and immune health. Common EDCs include pesticides used in non-organic farming, flame retardants, and plastics
How do we really become plastic free
Non-Toxic Personal CareHere's where to start:
Choose clean personal products, look for products that are fragrance-free and free of parabens and phthalates. Avoid plastics by filtering your tap water. Eat nutrient dense organically farmed foods to support gut and liver function. Our hospitality partners are all plastic-free.
What is ecotherapy
Buddy Up and Get OutsideOur Social Pillar of Health is rooted in Ecotherapy - the practice of restorative socialising within the natural world. We can help you access Regenerative Gardening workshops through the Royal Horticultural Society or the Soil Association. There is an Ordnance Survey Programme "BUDDY UP and GET OUTSIDE full of practical help to buddy up locally, or wherever you choose. Our pages include nationwide nature walks, there is sure to be one near you.
What does naturally sustainable mean
What are the Four Pillars of HealthBody and mind are in harmony with nature.
The Four Pillars of Health form the basis of how being sustainable means you are achieving regeneration, not just of your mind and body but of the sources of the nutritional organic food you eat. Did you know, because there is a nerve between your gut and your brain, organic food quite literally gives you a feel good factor.
Regenerated organic food is grown in rich healthy soil, look out for the Soil Association's Certificate when you buy.
We have an entire page on the Four Pillars of Health including how mental resilience is key to a healthy body, discover how ecotherapy helps you bond with nature and find out how a plastic-free bedroom will support your sleep pattern. A toxic free lifestyle is the very best way you can be sustainable.
Ecotherapy Our Social Pillar of Health
Social Health and Nature
At Naturally Sustainable we believe that true wellness is communal. Our Social Pillar of Health is rooted in Ecotherapy - the practice of restorative socialising within the natural world. We can help you access Regenerative Gardening workshops through the Royal Horticultural Society or the Soil Association. There is an Ordnance Survey Programme "BUDDY UP and GET OUTSIDE full of practical help to buddy up locally, or wherever you choose. Our pages include nationwide nature walks, there is sure to be one near you.
Explore our plastic free short break choices from one of our three partners: Holiday Cottages, Macdonald Hotels and Spas and the Inn Collection Group. Use any button to read about their plastic free, and sustainable activities, and join a plastic free movement where personal growth and environmental restoration go hand-in-hand. Ecotherapy is a wonderful way to rediscover the joy of belonging to a landscape and a community that thrives together.
How can we work together
A truly sustainable partnership is very much like a recipe, a coming together of essential ingredients to create a satisfying lifestyle, and significantly, like the perfect dinner, to be shared with those around you.
We have partnerships of strength built around sustainability
Our business thrives by working in partnership with like minded companies often national and international names. Together we provide proven, products where traceability is critical to a wholly transparent business model.
Our world is complex, sometimes more than we would like.
We made it our job to offer genuine, proven sustainable choices that mix into our modern lifestyles. We understand that regeneration can and should focus on ourselves, on our family and friends, on wellness and well being, on nutrition, on inner beauty, when buying quality clothing and slow fashion. We want to choose cruelty free options, vegan and vegetarian foods, live in a plastic free society, enjoy eco-friendly travel and so much more. We want to create a lifestyle designed to help us make a difference in our environment.
Many of our partners are B Corp Certified adhering to an ethos of sustainability where inclusive, equitable, and regenerative economy empowers each business to positively impact all stakeholders – workers, communities, customers, and our planet. The Soil Association is our quiet giant which certifies organically produced products including food, hair and beauty preparations, textiles and forestry products.
Our content is rich, varied, sleek and trending. Together we want to inspire you with new ideas, new ways of living, new resources that are literally blasting their way out of the old ways of doing things to lead you to a more sustainable you.
Visit a selection of our partner pages, discover a wealth of information on women's health, inner beauty, tasty cuisines from around the world and last but not least home and personal care products. These companies are B Corp Certified, buy with confidence each one cares for our world and its communities.
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International Travel
Around 60% of Europeans Travel Overseas
According to the European Investment Bank 3 out of 4 Europeans who travel are committed to flying less over the year to fight climate change. Learn how governments are helping us manage our international flights - we use the US ESTA as an example of online management of travel.
What we do
We are a research company, we monitor key statistics - in particular aviation and aerospace. We report on the rapid progress of electric commuter aircraft and on the more difficult long haul flights where SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuels) are helping to reverse emissions in our skies.
Sustainability is red hot news
As a research business we are very interested in how people react to the need to change lifestyles.
Our business is sustainable too, and it took small changes to adapt to a lower emissions profile. If you are interested you can view our C02 emissions profile here. The profile is part of our commitment to the SME Climate Hub, a global network fostered under the auspices of the United Nations.
Contact Us
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