I try and drive as little as possible & I bring my re-usable bags to the store when I go shopping! ::)

I use cloth diapers and wipes. I use green bags everywhere.But one of my favorite little green choices is to use washclothes for napkins. Our family hardly ever use papertowels or paper napkins. Not only is it environmentally friendly and costs a good deal less, napkins work much better than paper napkins at cleaning up messy hands. 

I try to ride my bike and car pool as much as possible. My vehicle, while very useful, is a gas hog. Instead of wasting resources I prefer to get around on my own power as much as possible!

we use reusable grocery bags, eco-friendly bulbs & no paper products at work or in the house!

To help mother nature, I choose re-usable bags.  I use them for everything, including my lunches.  We recycle at home - kids are taught how to separate each recycleable items.  I use environmentally safe cleaning products and washable rags.  My hair products are also nature friendly.

the echo friendly choices i make are using re-useable bags when i got shopping .i also try to do my best to get echo friendly products such as seventh day as well as green works and few other products although its hard to always determine which is echo friendly but i do, do my best .i also take coffee cans and use them as either putting my oil left over from cooking in or use the containers as for decorations .i still have more to learn and will over time but im trying to do the best i can within my abilities .

thanks

jill williams

We buy eco friendly cleaning supplies, recycle more then we throw away, group our trips to save time, gas, and energy. We also hang dry a lot of our laundy.  

I limit my driving and walk whenever possible, recycle all that I can, and purchase eco-friendly items that are either made from recycled or natural materials.  

I've steadily been switching beauty products to more environmentally conscious brands. The other thing I've managed to do well? Remembering to unplug electronics.

We buy local whenever possible & don't own a car.(by choice)