An introductory guide to getting involved in community gardening across Vancouver.

This week’s blog post shares only a short list of sustainability resources at UBC. There are a variety of sustainability resources and initiatives at UBC, but here are some that (I think) are quite helpful and interesting!

With spring solstice approaching, now is the perfect time to explore seasonal fruits and vegetables for the upcoming season. This guide will help you identify local spring produce as well as provide delicious recipes to explore!

Some resources on UBC’s campus to combat food insecurity.

 A guide to properly sorting garbage on campus. A short comic staring Sorty!

As summer approaches and travel plans are being made, it’s important to consider the environmental implications of our trips. Although it may seem like an impossible task, making small changes to transportation, accommodations, and packing can make your vacation better for our environment.

Trying to secure a summer internship or co-op position right now? Or are you trying to plan out career plans post-grad? It can be hard as a geography major to know what roles to apply for when our field is so diverse. Here are a couple of sustainability-based jobs you can think about adding to your career planner!

Climate grief and eco-anxiety are becoming increasingly common in our generation. With these resources, learn how to embrace these feelings and turn them into meaningful action.

If you have taken some time to explore Vancouver, you most likely know the city is filled with a variety of awesome parks, beaches, and cafes, but Vancouver’s second-hand shopping scene also deserves the spotlight. This week’s blog post will share some second-hand stores to check out on your next adventure in the city!

Searching for volunteer work can be overwhelming and challenging, especially in a big, brimming city like Vancouver! Look no further, Vancouver is buzzing with opportunities in sustainability and environmental action. Whether you’re planting trees, cleaning up shorelines, or mentoring the next generation of eco-leaders, there’s a role waiting for you right now! Every small action makes a difference, so start today and be a part of something bigger than yourself.

Turn your scrap paper into one-of-a-kind handmade creations with this fun and eco-friendly craft! Whether you’re making personalized greeting cards, a mini-journal, or simply unique paper for your notes, this DIY project is as sustainable as it is creative and practical.

The fashion industry is constantly evolving and issues of sustainability within the industry are skyrocketing. Although the sheer size of the industry may feel daunting, especially if you are looking to limit your environmental impact, you can rethink some of your consumer habits and help reduce clothing waste. Here are 5 tips to build a sustainable wardrobe!

Ready to implement a new resolution this year, the sustainability committee has the perfect small sustainable gesture you can begin to implement in your daily life. Using reusable mugs for your coffee or tea consumption is a great way to begin reducing your carbon footprint!

As climate trends continue to get worse with each passing year, this can be a harsh wake-up call to take action for a more sustainable future. The start of a year can serve as a time to reflect on some habits from the previous year and to create some new goals and changes for the new year.

‘Tis the season to be sustainable! This week’s Sustainability Committee blog post dives into how to properly sort your holiday waste. Just as immense pre-planning goes into hosting a festive dinner, or giving gifts, it is never too early to start thinking about how to reduce, reuse, and (as a final resort) recycle your waste this season.

Whether vegan or not, this guide offers inspiration for those looking to try out some new vegan recipes over the holidays.

The holiday season is upon us! Sadly, as the holidays approach paper waste skyrockets. As you think of your gifts for the holidays, don’t forget to consider sustainable gift wrapping practices.

Rotating your diet throughout the year to incorporate seasonal fruits and vegetables brings a diversity in both taste and nutrition. Falsely conceived as unrealistic or daunting, embracing seasonal eating can instead be a budget friendly endeavour that supports local economies as well as planetary and individual health.

As pumpkin season is in full force, the sustainability committee is excited to share some recipes and pumpkin waste management suggestions!