Environmental Protection

Cut costs with natural landscaping and renewable energy.

Help out the little critters in your neighborhood.

Try these tips for big impact on your pocket and our planet.

Why trash old candles when you could just burn them again?

Help nurture the natural world in your outdoor spaces.

Take a moment to give back to our leafy providers.

Did you know the air inside your home can be more polluted than the air outside?

The effects of water pollution are far-reaching, but there are small household steps you can take to reduce your impact.

Paint makes it easy to upcycle items within your home, requiring very little money.

High-end upcycling produces a gorgeous final product out of used materials.

Cut down on single-use items.

A great look for almost any flat surface in your home.

Foam core insulation is popular for many reasons. It can be built directly into a home's walls and is

Creatively reusing regular household items is limited only to your imagination. You can take anything

Creative reuse of many industrial items will help to keep the landfills from being overfull, and will

Help preserve our world's most precious natural resource.

Improve your home, and the environment, with these simple projects.

Earth Day is considered the birthday of the modern environmental movement—April 22, 1970—a day when everyone is supposed to take a little extra time to consider the world around them. What can you do for the Earth today? The problems the planet faces are truly vast, and it can be pretty overwhelming.

Rethink the way you use your old machines.

Simplify the recycling process.

Almost any fiberglass hull on a boat will have a get coat.

Recycle, save money, and have supplies for your next batch.

Use these simple tricks to save water and money inside and outside of your home.

Reuse that cedar plank to take your grilling to the next level.