Find and taste an insect specialty. Insects are the food of the future. Like seriously... and it doesn't taste bad :-)

Invite your friends over and cook a super meatless treat for them.

Shop without packaging. Or at least buy a larger package and pour/pour into your own containers.

Fish is healthy and tasty. It's just a pity that there will be almost none in the seas with the current consumption... Reduce the consumption of fish and other marine animals significantly.

Before you buy something, ask yourself a few questions: Do you really need it? Can it be fixed? Can I buy used? Is it possible to buy in an Eco-friendly store? And besides, it's okay to politely decline…

An economical flusher is already standard today. However, if you don't have one, a pet filled with sand in the flushing container can help.

Avoid microplastics in products.

Do not succumb to mammon. Buy from companies that respect ethical and environmental rules. If more and more people behave this way, big changes will happen.

Overuse of antibiotics can lead us into unsolvable problems. Check out the document on this issue.

Buy clothes for babies and small children "second hand", they will grow out of them right away anyway...

Water, lemon juice, baking soda and vinegar are sufficient for cleaning in 99% of cases.

Always cook with the lid on, it saves a lot of energy (yes, potatoes cut into smaller cubes cook faster).

Nobody uses plastic shopping bags anymore, we assume...

Have you tried organic wine yet? Free of various chemicals, fertilizers, insecticides, herbicides, preservatives, flavors and so on...

Take an interest in and support the peace movement as much as you can.

Buy food where they put it in reusable containers.

Carrots, celery and herbs last twice as long if you put them in a glass of water in the fridge.

Install reflective panels behind radiators at home. This investment will pay you back during this heating season.

Find out what your furniture is made of. Some pieces can release a nasty chemical "COCKTAIL".

Think globally - eat locally. Ideally, consume food grown within a radius of 150 km from your place of residence.

The time to buy Christmas gifts is approaching, and those from ecological and responsible sellers are sure to bring more joy.

Energy-saving light bulbs are passé. In places where you shine regularly, it pays to replace them before they give up on their own.

Celebrate All Souls' Day with respect for nature. More love, less plastic...

If you are not a vegan, limit your meat consumption. Industrial livestock farming is the cause of deforestation, soil erosion, destruction of biodiversity and depletion of water resources.

Don't print what you don't absolutely need, in the 21st century it can usually be solved electronically.

Do not burn fallen leaves. Put it on the compost, the "leaf" is a great fertilizer.

Only heat the rooms you use, only temper the others.

The laundry will be clean even if you wash it at a lower temperature and on a shorter wash cycle.

Winter is upon us... however, if you haven't done so due to energy prices, try turning the thermostat down a notch. PS: it is also possible for two :-)

Become part of the local community. Get involved in local actions for sustainable development (or at least stagnation?), and you can also initiate some yourself...