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Cook in batches to save energy and reduce appliance use.

Take your own cloth bag while shopping , so that you won’t need plastic bags

Sow wildflowers or pollinator-friendly plants in your garden or balcony.

Track your food waste weekly and set reduction goals.

Host a zero-waste birthday or celebration at home.

Normalize giving “experiences” instead of physical gifts.

Install dimmer switches and use lights at lower brightness.

Buy long-lasting, repairable electronics and tools.

Raise awareness about sustainability

Create a minimalist home to reduce clutter and consumption.

 Limit use of screen savers—they waste energy.

Keep your trash like wrappers , fruits peels , waste items etc in your bags , while travelling .

 Delete unused emails, files, and cloud storage to reduce data center load.

Install a rain barrel to collect water for gardening.

Although every place have their own native plants
but here are some common :
Common native plants/trees
1. 🌱 Moringa (Drumstick Tree – Moringa oleifera)
 – Grows fast, edible leaves, drought-resistant, used in India, Africa, Southeast Asia, and tropical regions worldwide.

2. 🌿 Neem (Azadirachta indica)
 – Hardy, medicinal, air-purifying; po…[Read more]

Avoid over-watering plants; water early morning or late evening.

Plant native trees or shrubs in your yard to sequester carbon.

Keep a “zero waste” box for hard-to-recycle items and mail it to specialty programs (like TerraCycle).