Natural, Organic & Sustainable Skincare

For many of us, the day begins with a fresh brew, but our coffee routine is tied to a global supply chain that affects people, forests, water, and climate. This EcoBlog guide breaks down what “sustainable coffee” really means: supporting smallholder farmers, choosing roasters with transparent sourcing, and looking for credible standards such as Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance, and organic certification (while staying alert to greenwashing). You’ll learn why climate change is already reshaping growing regions, why fair pay matters, and how models that return value to farming communities can help create long-term resilience. We also share easy, low-waste brewing upgrades buy whole beans in bulk, pick reusable methods like a French press or pour-over, compost your grounds, and carry a reusable cup for takeaways. At Friendly Turtle EcoBlog, we love practical sustainability: small daily choices that add up to real impact, without losing the joy of your morning coffee.

Party invites can pile up in the same week, and outfit stress follows fast. This guide shows how to style sustainable holiday looks without buying a brand-new wardrobe: start with one reliable base (a slip dress, tailored trousers, or a knit set), then shift the vibe with layers, shoes, and one statement accessory. You’ll also learn which fabrics tend to wear better through long nights (think cotton velvet, wool blends, lyocell/viscose, and fully lined sequins), plus simple checks that make secondhand finds feel “new” again. For bigger sparkle moments, rental, swaps, and pre-loved shopping keep the fun while cutting waste. We also cover low-waste beauty and smarter care routines (airing, gentle washes, and sensible storage) so party pieces stay in rotation for next season. For more planet-friendly styling ideas and everyday eco living, explore the Friendly Turtle EcoBlog.

Choosing where you cast your line matters just as much as how you fish. Eco-friendly freshwater fishing starts with clean, healthy waterways, balanced fish populations and locations that aren’t already under pressure from crowds and pollution. By favouring clear, safe rivers and lakes, avoiding overfished hotspots and steering clear of banks choked with litter, boat traffic and noise, you help protect the habitats that make time by the water so calming in the first place. Look for spots with good water-quality reports, strong local conservation efforts and minimal visible damage to the shoreline. Chatting with local anglers, rangers and environmental groups can point you towards more sustainable choices, too. At Friendly Turtle EcoBlog, we’re all about slow, low-impact living and that extends to how we enjoy nature, from mindful, low-waste days on the bank to leaving every fishing spot cleaner than we found it.