Farm to Table

Food is medicine. It all starts here. We create recipes with functional, whole organic ingredients that nourish your body and feed your soul. 

Food

Learn how to put your money where your values are. Lotus Foods and B Corp are two companies that help change the way the world works for the better.

Sustainability Initiatives

Protect our planet better. Sustainability is the foundation of natural health. We teach you how to embrace a more sustainable lifestyle, one step at a time, because a healthier planet means a healthier you.

Sustainability

Choosing local and purpose&#x2d;driven brands that strive to be kind to our environment or crafting your own unique gifts that sidestep waste are great ways to keep the joy in the season. We’ve rounded up some sustainable gift&#x2d;giving inspiration for everyone on your list. Check out these ideas.

Holidays

innovation spotlight

Whatever your favourite summer activity is, there’s a way to make it more eco&#x2d;friendly—while still having a blast.

summer

Life is about balance. We provide you with strategies for a lifelong commitment to strength and well-being in all areas of your life. 

Lifestyle

When it comes to nutrition, taste, and sustainability, how does potato milk compare to other varieties of plant&#x2d;based milk?

Potatoes

Sometimes the struggle to eat a healthy and complete diet starts with being able to find those foods. We shine a light on the systemic barriers to healthy foods for all.

Plant-based

Navigating the waters of sustainable seafood isn’t easy. But one Ontario shrimp farm is determined to give Canadians—and the world—a better option when it comes to producing the most widely consumed seafood on the planet.

Sustainable Seafood

New research found microplastics in human blood for the first time. Find out what that means, and how you can protect yourself.

Microplastics Found in Human Blood for the First Time

Plastic

Natural is the way. We bring you credible approaches to preventative health, holistic treatments, and supportive supplements.

Health

Here’s how to go eco&#x2d;friendly and low waste in the kitchen.

sustainability

Organic, hydroponic, regenerative … the landscape of food production is changing and so are the certifications. Explore the role soil should play in it all and how to navigate the choices for both people and planet.

Organic Agriculture

Marginalized communities are disproportionately exposed to polluting industries, such as dumps, landfills, pipelines, and factories. Let’s dedicate ourselves to a more inclusive form of environmentalism: intersectional environmentalism, the best way to move forward for everyone.

Community

Going “carbon negative” may sound like a lofty goal, but we draw inspiration from the many individuals, companies, and organizations tackling this admirable feat. Grab your passport: let’s take a global tour of carbon negativity together!

Carbon Footprint

Organic farming with minimal disturbance of topsoil sounds like the domain of the small&#x2d;scale farmer. One Pennsylvania farm is proving it can be done on a large scale, ensuring a safe, secure food supply, all while helping to reverse climate change.

Environment

Smartphone production and infrastructure, along with our tendency to upgrade our devices every couple of years, are threatening the planet. Read on to learn more about the problem and what you can do to help minimize it.

Cellphones

Many people grow up without life skills that are not only practical but also important for sustainable living. If we know how to repair a hole in a sweater, we won’t toss it in the landfill. If we know how to preserve some bruised fruit, we won’t trash it. Relearn forgotten life skills; everyone will benefit.

Bioplastics are touted as a solution to the deadly problems associated with conventional plastics. But most of these apparently “eco&#x2d;friendly” alternatives come with complications of their own. Read about different types of bioplastics and the ways some experts are navigating our plastics problem.

Plastics

The pandemic plunged millions of Americans into food insecurity. Now, a new movement aims to inspire a million households to plant home gardens as a hedge against hunger—and an act of joy.

Have you ever wondered what next&#x2d;step sustainability could look like? Here, we lay out how to make your eco actions more impactful than ever, leaving nothing behind in your tracks.

If we want a food system that’s clean, fair, and sustainable, then we can’t leave seeds out of it. Learn the surprising, often&#x2d;forgotten importance of these little carriers of life, along with ways you can exercise seed sovereignty yourself.

Shifting into a low&#x2d;waste lifestyle with kids is easier than you think! With one step at a time, you can simplify your life, make less trash, and connect more with each other in a way that is sustainable for both your family and the planet.

Sustainability

A Thread Runs Through It

Innovation for Good: Lotus Foods and B Corp

Innovation for Good: Beneath the Waves and AKUA

The Sustainable Holiday Gift Guide

Innovation For Good: Sustainable Harvest International and Rodale Institute

Innovation For Good: Chum Bites and WildAid

Your Guide to an Eco-Friendly Summer

Potato Milk: Is It Worth Making the Switch?

Access Matters

Sea Change

Plastic: It’s in Our Blood

How to be Eco-Friendly in the Kitchen

Organic Has Company

Why—and How—to Be an Intersectional Environmentalist

Grab Your Passport: Let’s Take a Global Tour of Carbon Negativity!

Cultivating a Climate Change Remedy

No App for This

Skill Building for Sustainability and Resilience

Is Bioplastic Better? Pros and Cons of These “Eco-Friendly” Alternatives

A Seed of Hope

Super Sustainability

Exercising Your Seed Sovereignty for a Better Food System

One Intentional Step at a Time

Slow, Simple, and Sustainable