Join the movement to refuse single-use plastics.
Plastic Free Ecochallenge is a month-long effort for all of us to shift away from our single-use plastic dependency and to care for our ecosystems. Together, let’s create a plastic-free world.
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Plastic Free Ecochallenge is a 31-day global challenge to reduce and refuse single-use plastics. Inspired by the Australian-founded initiative, Ecochallenge.org has partnered with the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to help you discover, learn, and explore new ways to take care of wildlife and the world we all share.
We invite you to take action and create plastic-free habits with us while we prioritize public health and safety as much as possible!
Throughout the Ecochallenge, share your progress, success, and reflections with fellow Ecochallengers. The combination of collective inspiration, camaraderie, and friendly competition makes change a little easier — and a lot more fun!
We invite you to take action and create plastic-free habits with us while we prioritize public health and safety as much as possible!
Throughout the Ecochallenge, share your progress, success, and reflections with fellow Ecochallengers. The combination of collective inspiration, camaraderie, and friendly competition makes change a little easier — and a lot more fun!
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If traveling, I will reuse my old travel tubes to refill with my soaps or only bring bar soaps with me in a TSA-approved reusable quart-sized bag.
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July 27 at 5:16 PMI love the complexion mist that is available at http://fbuy.me/v/julie_28253 from Primally Pure. It gives me a refreshing boost to my face after my shower, and provides natural ingredients to improve my skin (too many benefits to list). The products I use come in glass bottles, reducing the plastic imprint! I highly recommend to check them...
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July 27 at 5:16 PMI watched A Plastic Ocean. I learned about the millions of pounds of plastic that flows into our oceans every hour. I also learned that billions of people on earth rely on the ocean for their protein. I was surprised to learn how plastic travels once in the ocean. Sounds like there are a lot of future ideas on how to deal with the plastic we...
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July 27 at 5:13 PMPacking up for the kiddo to head back to college. Bamboo toothbrush-check! Reusable plates and silverware-check! Reusable bags-check! Environmentally friendly cleaners-check! No plastic trash bags-check!
