Welcome to our November newsletter. Now that the world is opening again as travel restrictions lift, we’re sharing some great tips on being an eco-conscious traveller– from embracing slow travel to eating and drinking locally, as well as visiting places that need support from tourists.
When it comes to buying toilet paper, there are a lot of options available, so how can you make sure you’re making the best choice for yourself and the planet? We break it down for you in our blog on Earth-Friendly Toilet Paper.
Eco-friendly Christmas Gifts
As the festive season swiftly approaches, we’ve put together a handy gift guide featuring some eco-conscious presents you can share with your loved ones this year.
1 – Plastic Free – Rebecca Prince-Ruiz - RRP $32.99
Plastic Free tells the incredible story of how a simple community initiative grew into one of the worlds most successful environmental movements. Available from many online retailers this book is a must read for the eco-conscious friend or family member!
Give the gift of giving this silly season with an Ocean Crusaders gift card. In lieu of a gift, you can donate to great programs run by this organisation.
With the country slowly opening up and summer upon us, chapped lips is a real concern now that we are getting out and about more. Not to worry though, we’ve got you covered with our 100% plastic free, certified organic lip balms this holiday season.
These handcrafted unisex bracelets are a great way to support our oceans with every bracelet sold removing 1kg of plastic (equivalent to 80 plastic bottles) from our oceans. Free worldwide shipping with bio-degradable packaging, what’s not to love?
5 – Fab Brix WWF Sea Turtle - RRP $29.95
This great children’s toy is made of 100% FSC certified beech wood and will last for many years to come and inspire young ones to help conserve our oceans. This toy can be purchased from many online retailers.
Did you know?
According to fossil records, fish are one of the oldest species on earth, and have been around for more than five hundred million years.
According to fossil records, fish are one of the oldest species on earth, and have been around for more than five hundred million years.
Thanks for keeping our oceans clean and forests green!
Pure Planet Club Team
Pure Planet Club Team
