#BreakFreeFromPlastic is a global movement uniting over 13,000 organizations and individuals to combat plastic pollution. They push for reductions in single-use plastics and advocate for systemic change across the entire plastic value chain, focusing on prevention rather than solutions after the fact.

Marcus Eriksen and Anna Cummins founded the 5 Gyres Institute to investigate key questions about plastic pollution: How much plastic is in the oceans, where is it accumulating, and how does it harm people and the planet? Through 19 research expeditions spanning 50,000 nautical miles, they publish groundbreaking studies, build a global network of ambassadors, and inspire change.

Today, as the first and most established organization focused solely on plastic pollution, Plastic
Pollution Coalition provides a broad tent for organizations, businesses, and individuals to join together, change business as usual, and support policy and legislation to stop plastic pollution. We could not agree more with this purpose and are glad to do our small part.

Livegreenperks is an award-winning program by the City of Toronto that was started to engage residents and businesses in greening the city and protecting our environment. Livegreenperks is a related program that encourages sustainable choices for consumers.

Impactful Ninja is an educational platform with the aim to help you and their visitors to make a bigger positive impact on the world & society in their daily lives. They share hundreds of resources via their highly-researched articles, their engaging 5-minute email newsletter, as well as their video podcast where they feature the story and journey of founders of impactful organizations.

I’M PLASTIC FREE, created by Simona Paganetto in 2018, connects people and businesses to combat plastic pollution with eco-friendly solutions, sparked by her 2014 beach clean-up experiences.

Bluedot Living is a sustainable living magazine and resource for climate news, earth-friendly product recommendations, and simple actions people can take to make Earth a better place. Check out the great local editions across the U.S. and Canada.

If you’re looking for smart ideas for healthy, green living that fit into an already full life, The Eco Hub is the right place for you. The founder Candice has more than 30 years’ experience in sustainable living and shares valuable tips and tricks empowering you to make simple, mindful choices for yourself and the planet.

Happy Eco News was founded in January of 2018 to help find some positivity in the vast sea of negative environmental news.. They are posting to the site a minimum of 5 times every day and every Monday the newsletter provides a top 5 list of the best stories.

With the waste issues our society is facing today, it’s time to make some changes to our lifestyles. However, when starting to live zero waste it can be difficult to find local options. So, they are here to help you find low-waste-friendly places nearby & online, including a helpful sustainability blog

Of Houses and Trees is a blog about sustainable design, sustainable living - sustainable everything. It began in 2012 as an online outlet for writer, dancer and treehugger Larissa Swayze and has grown over the past decade into a place meant to inspire others to green their homes and their lives - one small change and a time.

This eco blog was created by Krista and Alison, who became friends over 10 years ago and soon came to see how their lifestyles and values mirrored each other in many ways. While their lifes differ with respects to family, housing, and work, both of their core beliefs (and content) focus on sustainability, simplicity, and being budget conscious.

Wylderr offers a free local guide to living a more sustainable life in Toronto. They have a newsletter that is delivered every Thursday.

On this Blog, boomer Michelle shares her deep experience in eco-friendly and clutter-free living to get the most out of your life. Also, don't miss out on the life hacks she shares for your everyday challenges.