Siem Reap is the second largest city in the Kingdom of Cambodia. With its inspiring temples, colorful cafes and warm people, Siem Reap is a jewel of South-East Asia. It is also the gateway to Angkor, a UNESCO protected site of ancient ruins from the Khmer Empire. If you’re planning a getaway to this incredible city, Angelica Almas of eco club member Terrai has put together a 72 hour city guide for you to make the most out of your stay: Bayon Temple Siem Reap, Cambodia travel guide Day ... Read More
Travel Guides
A Tour of Colorful Cartagena, Colombia with Zuahaza
I'm so excited to share this little photo tour of Cartagena, Colombia with you today! The gals at Zuahaza just released their latest collection of handmade pillow covers, throw blankets, and baskets, which were all inspired by this beautiful coastal city. Today, Tatiana and the team at Zuahaza are sharing a few details about the collection and the city that inspired it! Once you look through all the photos and a preview of the new line, scroll to the end for Tatiana's personal reccs for food, ... Read More
Oaxaca Travel Guide & Rug Making Process with Matiz
Did you see our reel posted in collaboration with Jezarely Miguel, Founder and Designer of sustainable home décor brand Matiz? If you missed it, no worries! Jezarely was kind enough to share the deets in a detailed Oaxaca travel guide for all of you interested. We’ll also learn more about Matiz, the rug making process, and the team behind the brand. And, don't forget to watch the videos at the end of this post for a closer look! Thanks to Jezarely for sharing the info below… Matiz ... Read More
How Can Travel Be More Sustainable Post-Pandemic?
Travel is essential for inspiration, innovation and inclusion, but it’s not without its environmental impact. Coronavirus is a chance to reshape how we travel in the future. Tourism was one of the hardest hit industries during the Covid-19 crisis. Now that countries are opening borders, many have their sights set on faraway places for the first time since 2019. Is travel set to become more sustainable in a post pandemic world? Covid19 has changed the way people view travel 2020 was the ... Read More
Where To Shop Sustainably in Portland, Oregon
Last year when we posted about our favorite places to shop small in Seattle, I meant to publish a Portland, OR version as well, but never got around to it! I actually might be just as familiar with places to shop sustainably in Portland as here in WA, because as a three hour drive it's always been one of my favorite weekend trips for shopping vintage. You know how it's more fun to shop when traveling? Anyway, the list has been growing and I need to finally post before it gets lost in next ... Read More
Your Guide to Small Batch and Sustainable Shopping in LA
Behind all the glitz and glam of Hollywood on-screen, is a more eco-conscious reality—the one where avocado toast and locally sourced bee pollen are totally a thing (I don’t get it either). I know Portland has technically cornered the market on “weird,” but I thoroughly believe you’d be hard-pressed to find a cultural scene more eclectic than shopping in LA. As fast-paced and transient as life in the big city may be, many Angelenos have made a collective effort to cultivate a lasting green ... Read More
