Resources

Infographics

Mini illustrated guides about reducing waste and living sustainably that you’ll find in my ebooks, from previous blog posts or that I’ve previously shared on social media

This is a collection of the various infographics I’ve created over the years. Some accompany blog posts which dive deeper into the issues; others are from my free ebooks on reducing plastic, living simply and tackling food waste; some I’ve previously shared on social media.

I’ve grouped these tiles into themes, and where relevant, provided a link to the corresponding book or article so you can find out more about the topic.

If you’d like to use or share any of these tiles for non-commercial purposes, you are most welcome to download them here for free. I simply ask that you don’t edit or alter them in any way, and please credit me where appropriate.

If you find value in this type of content, you can support it by making a donation to support my work using Liberapay. This helps me continue to maintain my website free from ads, and create more free, useful resources that are beneficial to everyone.


The zero waste ethos

The ‘Treading My Own Path’ low waste living manifesto

When I think about what ‘zero waste living’ means, it’s virtually nothing to do with the things that we buy, and pretty much everything to do with the values we have and ideals that we strive for. So to solidify and remind myself what ‘zero waste’ means to me, I came up with this manifesto.

To download any of these manifesto tiles, click the download button, wait for the image to appear enlarged on your screen, right-click the enlarged image and select “Save Image As…” from the options. Remember you’re welcome to use and share them, just please don’t edit them in any way.


The zero waste ethos, continued

The zero waste lifestyle means refusing, reusing, repairing, sharing, lending, borrowing, and buying less

This series of Buy Nothing tiles were created to celebrate Buy Nothing Day, which is an international day of protest held every year on the same day as Black Friday, or on the Saturday immediately after Black Friday, depending on where you live. Read more about Buy Nothing Day.

To download any of these food waste infographics, click the download button, wait for the image to appear enlarged on your screen, right-click the enlarged image and select “Save Image As…” from the options. Remember you’re welcome to use and share them, just please don’t edit them in any way.


Food waste

Infographics from my free 3 day food waste challenge ebook

The 3 day food waste challenge is one of the ebooks I created for my newsletter subscribers. If you’d like to join the list you can do so here, and you’ll receive a copy of this ebook as a thank you. It dives into more detail than you’ll find in the graphics, and will also give you some practical, actionable steps to take to reduce your food waste.

To download any of these food waste infographics, click the download button, wait for the image to appear enlarged on your screen, right-click the enlarged image and select “Save Image As…” from the options. Remember you’re welcome to use and share them, just please don’t edit them in any way.


Dealing with food scraps

More infographics from my free 3 day food waste challenge ebook

Want to inspire others to compost? These tiles focus on all the ways and all the waste we can compost at home. Thy are part of the 3 day food waste challenge, a free ebook I made for my followers. If you’d like to receive my newsletter you can join here, and I’ll send you a copy of this ebook as a thank you.

To download any of these food waste infographics, click the download button, wait for the image to appear enlarged on your screen, right-click the enlarged image and select “Save Image As…” from the options. Remember you’re welcome to use and share them, just please don’t edit them in any way.


Food storage

A series of food storage tips from my free 3 day food waste challenge ebook

This mini series of food waste storage tips explains how best to store some of the most commonly wasted fruit and vegetables. You’ll also find this series in my 3 day food waste challenge ebook which is sent to you when you join my newsletter (as a thank you).

The ‘how to freeze food in glass jars‘ infographic is the only one you won’t find in the ebook – it was created to accompany this blog post about freezing food.

To download any of these food waste infographics, click the download button, wait for the image to appear enlarged on your screen, right-click the enlarged image and select “Save Image As…” from the options. Remember you’re welcome to use and share them, just please don’t edit them in any way.


Reducing food waste in our communities

From supporting local farmers to shopping at independent stores to rescuing coffee grounds, a few ideas for keeping things local

Two food waste challenges that didn’t make it into the ebook (instead you’ll find them available as downloadable PDFs here) were shopping local and community composting. The graphics from those PDFs are available below.

To download any of these community tiles, click the download button, wait for the image to appear enlarged on your screen, right-click the enlarged image and select “Save Image As…” from the options. Remember you’re welcome to use and share them, just please don’t edit them in any way.

Posters and graphics

Posters about reducing plastic – images and PDF versions available.

To download any of these food waste infographics as images, click the download button, wait for the image to appear enlarged on your screen, right-click the enlarged image and select “Save Image As…” from the options. Remember you’re welcome to use and share them, just please don’t edit them in any way.

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Did you find value in these infographics? Did you download any to share with your colleagues or friends? Whilst all of these images are available for free, if you are in a position to do so you can choose to support my work by making a contribution via Liberapay. This helps me continue to maintain my website free from ads, and create more free, useful resources that are beneficial to everyone.

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