Hello, Eco Enthusiasts!
Thanks for stopping by! We all live busy lives, overwhelmed a lot of the time, and constantly running to keep up. If you’re like us, you sometimes pause and wonder if there is a better way to do things. A calmer life, a quieter lifestyle – and a more sustainable way of living.
This is a sustainable lifestyle blog that covers everything related to everyday eco-friendly living. Clean living, fairtrade practices, ethical consumerism, and other aspects of living an eco-conscious lifestyle. This blog also delves into topics about the environment, about wildlife and nature, and about climate change.
EcoAnouk began as a creative vent for our frustration with how we’re treating the planet, but it has quickly transformed into much more. We’re learning more and more about sustainable living, about how urgent the climate change situation is, and about the kind of actions we urgently need to take to make life better for all living beings. We’re learning how to be gentler on the planet, how to live without constantly destroying, and how to be happy with what we have now – because we sadly won’t have it so good for much longer.
Our philosophy here is to basically do with as little as possible of anything that harms the environment.
Tempted to buy something?
Option #1 is to refuse.
Option #2 is to buy secondhand.
And, finally, Option #3, if all else fails, is to buy sustainably made items.
We have more recently begun to explore the circular economy, with posts on recycling common household items. We emphasize on making things last for as long as possible, and then to recycle them (or dispose of them responsibly).
But we’re getting ahead of ourselves! EcoAnouk mainly exists as a way to enjoy the beautiful world we have, and to make the most of it all, as gently as possible. Let’s build a life suited to the 21st century.
Want to get started with some of the more popular posts on this site?
How to Live an Environmentally Conscious Life
Why Minimalism is Great for the Environment
5 Weeks to Setting Up a Zero Waste Kitchen
Five Rules for Zero Waste Grocery Shopping
How to Compost in an Apartment
How to Start Your Own Indoor Herb Garden
