With summer easing towards autumn, my partner and I become increasingly preoccupied, maybe even a tad obsessed, with squirreling away enough local food (which does include gathering some walnuts and hazelnuts) to ensure we are able to consume a primarily local diet during the long winter months.
With summer finally here and temperatures climbing, it is important to remember that chickens and roosters (and all domesticated birds) may need some spec...
Mark your calendars as it is almost time for the hottest green event of the summer season – the solar-powered Organic Islands Festival and Sustainability E...
Salt Spring Island, a rural agricultural community located a few kilometres off the Vancouver Island coastline and mainland western Canada, is a veritable ...
On Earth Day, communities around the world will come together for parades, picnics, demonstrations, dancing, singing and laughter. Even though environmenta...
Sixty seconds. A mere sixty seconds is the amount of time Natural Resources Canada recommends you leave your engine idling while running errands, chatting wi...
Just days after happy thoughts of fuzzy Easter chicks and soft bunnies were dancing through everyone’s heads, rumors are swirling that the University of Vic...
It has been a busy couple of months for GreenMuze.com as we become more involved in the global environmental community. Website traffic is increasing, we hav...
The apparent disconnect between environmental activism and animal rights was again highlighted by a recent protest organized by Victoria-based Dogwood Initi...
A friend recently told me a rather sad story and asked if I could help. This story is about Lucy, a female Asian elephant that started her life in the wild...
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, there is a lot of pressure on North Americans to show their ‘love’ by participating in a consumer purchasing f...
