October just so happens to be National Vegetarian Awareness Month. To help celebrate, many people are trying out their favorite vegetarian recipes presented by VegWeb. Whether it is cucumber & pineapple salad or tofu sour cream, there is an extensive collection of recipes using nothing but vegetable goodness. Even though many are celebrating being... [Read more...]
In case you haven’t heard of the Tulsa Audubon Society, I am here to tell you about its mission: Promote the conservation of wildlife and the natural environment Provide the opportunity for study and observation of birds and all wildlife Contribute to research in the fields of conservation and ornithology by monetary support and active participation Educate... [Read more...]
If you are looking for a great chance to purchase the best local, fresh fruits or veggies, come on down to 41st and Peoria for the farmers market. Every Wednesday until October 20th, you can come to the Cherry Street Farmers Market . There are events sponsored throughout the year and plenty of vendors to provide you with endless possibilities to fill... [Read more...]
Going green doesn't have to be as difficult and expensive as it once seemed. In fact, there are many ways we can contribute to the environmental cause. Here are some ways that we can help make our world a greener place: 1. Opt for reusable bags. It's amazing the negative impact that using plastic grocery bags can have on the environment, so skip the plastic... [Read more...]
Wedding season is in full swing and more brides are opting for a 'Green Certified Wedding.' It doesn't sound very romantic, but consider it as showing a little love for the planet. Couples can now choose photographers, caterers and coordinators who are committed to sustainability and reducing waste and pollution. In fact, vendors can now be certified green by... [Read more...]
I tend to run across items in my house that I never use but feel guilty throwing away. Here are some unconventional ways to recycle items we all have. Cell phones: According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, fewer than 20 percent of cell phones are recycled each year, and most people don't know where to recycle them. The Wireless Foundation refurbishes... [Read more...]
