Read about the benefits, challenges and key advice from Paris’ car-free lifestyle.

Imagine the impact we would have if everyone carried a non plastic straw with them instead of seeing them lying around on the streets and in waterways.

Australians sure love coffee! If we lined up all the takeaway coffee cups we used in Australia each year, it would stretch around our Earth twice! So what we can do about it?

Reusable containers can be used for take-away, groceries and leftovers from restaurant meals. Can we encourage their use further?

Click to read WasteLess’ first tip for Plastic Free July!

By following these 5 steps, you can reduce waste, save money, and keep your home warmer in winter. These are great options for renters who can’t install permanent fixes.

Not only do these groups allow you to save money and divert waste, they also provide an opportunity to connect with your neighbours and local community memebers, which we think is an essential element of creating a sustainable future.

The pandemic has wound back some progress on single use plastics. Will you be plastic free after COVID-19?

Will our society go back to the way it was before? Let’s hope not – let’s hope we can learn from this experience and adopt new WasteLess habits.

SEE-Change are assisting Murrang Earth Sciences, Thunderstone Aboriginal Cultural Services, Yurbay (Indigenous plants and land management) and Mulligan's Flat Nature reserve to install an Aboriginal Food Garden

See what SEE-Change has been up to over the past 12 years, does it make you hopeful for the future? Also, how to offset your lifestyle, become carbon neutral tomorrow!