Tracy Stokes is a mixed media artist living & working on the slopes of Devil's Peak in Cape Town. She likes to paint on re-purposed surfaces and recycle creatively in all aspects of her life.
Here are some of our most popular posts from the past month that you may enjoy. 5 of the best natural sunscreens How to reduce junk mail Book review: How to live off-grid Become an eco-chic trendsetter Become an eco-chic… Read More »June’s top eco-features at EcoStreet
The countdown to Live Earth has started. This is Madonna’s official Live Earth video. via Greenthinkers
The People Tree summer sale has started, with up to 75% off. The cami pictured was £14 now £3.50, and the skirt pictures was £55 now £13.75. Lots more very special prices at the People Tree website, where everything’s fairtrade… Read More »People Tree: summer sale is on!
As part of their “Do a good turn” campaign, Ariel is running a competition on their website to give away an eco-makeover by Oliver Heath, worth thousands of pounds. I’m not suggesting that you buy Ariel, not at all. Please… Read More »Win an eco-makeover for your home
VideoJug: How To Save Energy In Your Home Another great video from Videojug and Friends of the Earth.
Eko Noiz brand themselves as eko warrior wear. They are a new London eco-activist t-shirt label who hand-print their pro-planet message onto a variety of eco-friendly t-shirts, including t-shirts made from recycled plastic bottle fibre. The messages are strong, sometimes… Read More »Making some Eko Noiz
We all like to see books printed on recycled paper, or at least FSC-approved paper. But unfortunately, many of the books that we read are printed on paper that comes from less than sustainable sources. In fact, over 20-million trees… Read More »Balance your books for the planet
Climate Change Big in the news this week are the floods that are affecting part of the country. Isn’t this what was predicted as part of climate change? Are we worried enough to do anything about it yet? And are… Read More »EcoStreet’s Eco-radar
This video was made 15 years ago, but is still relevant, perhaps even more so now that we are even more aware of the damage that has already been done to our planet. And that is the saddest thing.