by Random Acts of Green™ | Jan 16, 2018 | Transportation
Being conscious of how much you drive is very important, especially during the winter!! Let’s face it – during the winter months, we are likely going to drive more often then when the sun is shining and the grass is green. I am going to give you a few of my green...
by Alannah Hardcastle | Jan 16, 2018 | Research
Anni Auge, originally from Leipzig, Germany, is in the Environmental Life Sciences PhD program at Trent University studying movement behaviour and ecophysiology of Blanding’s turtles. Blanding’s turtles are endangered in Ontario, with one of the main threats being...
by Alannah Hardcastle | Jan 16, 2018 | Research
Leah Barrett, from Toronto, Mumbai and Hong Kong, is an MA Sustainability Studies candidate at Trent University. Her work in the apparel industry has taken her across Asia and Europe! The clothing choices available to Canadians is a cause for concern. Piles and piles...
by Random Acts of Green™ | Jan 7, 2018 | Waste
Below freezing temperatures… brr, it sure is cold. Here are some winter composting strategies! There are measures you can take to protect your pile from the elements and keep it viable further into the winter months. Here are some suggestions: 1. Build a roof....
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