Make healthy, sustainable eating your priority this National Nutrition Month by buying local, reusing containers, and trying these recipes!
Make healthy food choices by adding seasonal spring produce into your meals! From brussel sprouts to apples, get the nutrients you need.
Synthetic chemicals, not always tested for toxicity, poses risks to children. Through education, we can ensure healthy, sustainable living.
As March rolls around, freshen up your home by doing some spring cleaning! From cleaning your kitchen to organizing your closet and garage, check out our tips!
As you prepare for trips in February and March, consider eco-friendly travel. Read for tips on making your vacation sustainable!
This Valentine’s Day, celebrate yourself with self-love. Read about activities you can do solo, such as painting and getting a massage!
Print books offer an intimate reading experience not fully captured in e-books. Read about how reading print aligns with sustainability education!
As arctic shipping has increased, we must assess its harmful ecological effects. Read to learn how we can make it more sustainable !
Green education is a vital tool to create future generations of eco-conscious leaders. Read about how children can lead sustainable lives.
Make 2025 your year by making New Year’s resolutions which prioritize your mental well-being. Read on to learn how to set attainable goals!
Caring for houseplants can be easy, fun, and environmentally friendly. Read to learn about the 5 best houseplants for year-round care!
As 2025 begins, fill your wishlist with green habits. Read to learn about physically and mentally enriching activities to add to your life.
Hosting friends and family over the winter holidays? Here’s how you can reduce food waste and develop sustainable habits.
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s tough to stay energized and focused. Read for tips on how to boost both mental well-being and productivity.
Learn about deforestation and its devastating effects on our environment, as well as the ways we can reverse the damage.
Studying efficiently is essential for achieving academic success. Learn about our top study techniques, from Pomodoro to spaced repetition.
The conversation around cell phone use in classrooms has intensified. While these devices
serve as powerful tools for information and connection, their role in schools demands
careful consideration.
Oil spills have damaging ecological, economic, and social impacts on our planet. Read to learn how the spills harm both animals and people.
Humans create 37 gigatons of carbon dioxide every year. Learn how we can reduce carbon emissions by creating cement with carbon upcycling.
The short and cold winter days make it tough to get enough sunlight—the primary source of Vitamin D. Here are some ways to get more of the vitamin.
Food insecurity is a significant issue in not just other parts of the world, but also in Canada. Learn more about its causes and costs.
Climate education is critical to help children become sustainable leaders, but our school systems neglect the topic. Read to learn more.
Neuroscience has debunked common myths about the brain and learning. Read to discover how hands-on, active learning is key to success.
At GSGF, we believe in living sustainably and fashion is no exception. Read to learn how you can make sustainable fashion choices.
Water sanitization is a serious issue for Indigenous communities in Canada. Learn about the Indigenous water crisis and the factors involved!
Messy writing is something we may laugh off, but it has real consequences. Learn how it can affect your productivity and mental wellness.
Fast fashion is popular, but how does it affect our environment? Learn about the true costs and how you can make your closet more sustainable.
As the back-to-school season approaches, read this article to learn how we can make more climate-friendly choices in school and beyond.
Climate change is increasingly affecting our planet. Learn how storytelling can inspire climate action and foster environmental education.
Read to learn about the cruelty in Canadian poultry farming and discover sustainable, humane alternatives, such as free-range.
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