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We’re going tiny! @gladplaidlad and I are building a 24ft tiny home and are attempting to be as green as possible. So far our building posts can be found at #thegustysgotiny but we’d like to start sharing the specifically sustainable parts of the build/lifestyle with you here and on the Urban Treehouse YouTube channel. Yay or nay?
I put together a quick guide to help anyone looking for sustainable gift ideas this holiday. Suggestions include - The gift of wellness, learning a new skill, a fun activity, and something homemade. If you’re in the Sacramento area, I’ve got specific places I can recommend for several of the options listed. Link is in our profile and let me know if you’d like more details! Happy holidays! 💚🎄
New blog post is up about ecotourism in Cabo Pulmo! This place is a wonderful example of successful conservation efforts and an excellent spot for scuba diving! #urbantreehousetv
Today’s the day to help inspire change! For the Day if DOing, @dailyflourish is heading up an initiative to request @traderjoes reduce their single-use plastic produce packaging. It’s funny how many of us quietly protest by no longer shopping somewhere, but then we discover we’re not alone and we might be able to make a difference if we band together. So glad Morgan brought this to our attention! Please follow the link in my profile for more info and to make your voice heard if you want to see plastic packaging reduced. Thanks a bunch! 💚
These are the most delicious (and addictive) organic lavender shortbread cookies and they have a pretty sweet backstory. Santa Cruz, CA has an organization called the Homeless Garden Project which, “provides job training, transitional employment and support services to people who are experiencing homelessness” through gardening and selling their yield. I pick up a pack of their cookie mix (second photo) every time we’re in town, but they have an online shop as well! I love supporting this organization and would love to see something like this spread to Sacramento and beyond! https://shop.homelessgardenproject.org
Pollinator-friendly backyards make me want to waggle 💛🐝

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