We all know the sustainability adage: reduce, reuse, recycle. But do we know what it means? Is reducing, reusing, and recycling enough to live a sustainable lifestyle? Please note that links to products in this article are affiliate links. If you purchase an item using the links provided, I earn a
I have been a strict vegetarian since 1st grade — and I am thirty now. (Where did the past 24 years go?) I decided to become a vegetarian because I loved (and continue to love) animals. At the beginning of the year (2021), I decided to make the transition to veganism,
A student at the University of California — Gary Anderson — developed the chasing arrows (♺) to symbolize and raise awareness about recycling in 1970. We now see it on recycling bins, educational materials about recycling, and recycling campaigns. As a society, we understand that logo to be the recycling symbol. When we
The environmental movement employs many often-misused environmental terms, with which you may or may not be familiar. Below is a glossary of these terms and how I will use them. In fact, unless there is an asterisk (*) before the word, they are definitions straight from Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary, to which I
About the Creator Behind Wild Sustainability Wild Sustainability is currently a one-person team — me — the founder and content creator for Wild Sustainability. My name is Jacey Bonavia, and I am 32. I am a Midwestern girl — born and raised in a suburb of Milwaukee. Despite being Midwestern, my