Winter is coming, start bracing yourself. Maybe there will be regular swimming in the river...

If you buy something made of wood, ask yourself if it comes from sustainable forestry (FSC certification will tell you...).

Find out when and where farmers markets are held near you and go to one.

Whenever possible, leave the car at home and take public transport, cycle, walk. Even larger purchases can be handled, for example, using a bag with wheels...

World Cleanup Day is here - put your hand to the common work.

Collect the chestnuts (it's high time for them) and take them to the game in the nearest field. They won't thank you personally, but the feeling is great...

Is it blowing? Go fly a kite with the kids.

Use water-based paints.

Plan a no-cook meal today.

Underinflated tires increase consumption and wear by up to 10%, check them regularly.

Is there a self-harvest of agricultural crops somewhere in your area? Try it out. Plus you save...

Even polystyrene can be recycled, it would be a shame to put it in the bin for the mixture.

Buy fair trade chocolate.

Do you really need a new appliance? How often will you use it? Is it possible to just borrow it, or on the contrary share it with extended family or neighbors?

Stock up on roasted tea for the winter. You will see that it comes in handy.

Only wash when you have a full washing machine (even so, the average family uses around 15,000 liters of water per year).

Do not use products and agents containing chlorine, which is linked to developmental defects and cancer. There are more ecological options.

Filters from filter kettles can be taken or sent to a place where they will recycle them and give you a discount on new ones.

Limit flying and above all do not fly short distances (under 500 km). Short-haul flights produce 3x more CO2 emissions per passenger than rail.

Don't buy bottled water. If you have too hard or chlorinated tap water, just use a carbon filter.

Ladies, have you tried a menstrual cup yet?

Get reusable napkins for the kids' snacks.

Toner and ink cartridges can be recycled. Drag them to the right place.

Always hand over used batteries for recycling, there are plenty of collection points.

Food from local farmers will certainly not disappoint you with freshness or quality.

Look for a restaurant that cooks from local sources, organic, offers free tap water...

Find and join a community of urban gardeners. You won't know about the stress and fatigue from studying or work in a moment...

Screensavers don't actually save power, put them to sleep (preferably turn them off completely).

Out of sight, out of mind. Organize your food clearly and keep the previously purchased items in front "in sight".

Do not throw away functional furniture and decorations, perhaps they will grow for someone else.