Self sustainable living

Are you wanting to be more self-reliant or even dream of homestead living but think it’s not possible because of where you live? Think again! Homesteading and self-reliance are on the rise try these 6 ways to more self-reliant wherever you are! #selfreliant #living #simple #howtomake #simpleliving #homesteading #life

Self Sustaining Homes: Explore the concept, evolution, and future prospects of eco-friendly, independent living & how to build your own!

Self-reliant living starts with re-skilling, and unless you have a mentor handy, there's no better way than hitting the books. These are my favorite books for self reliant living, and they're taught me more than

Learn these great tips for starting a zero waste kitchen. Building eco-friendly habits over time can help you succeed in living a healthier life.

Minimalism and zero waste share several core tenants, one of them being BUY LESS. So, I wanted to round up 50 things that I don't buy anymore. After all

Have you heard of sustainable living? Many of us are seeking a simple life where we minimize our impact on Mother Earth. Sustainable living may sound challenging at first, but it’s surprisingly easy, even for beginners. It doesn’t mean giving up every luxury or comfort in your life. It’s really about making simple changes and adjustments.

Permaculture Design Principles and Practices Nowadays, as the world is inevitably confronted with increasing ecological problems, permaculture, through its principles and methods, becomes the light of faith for those who want to live by nature. Permaculture, the practice of which is based on the integration of biological functions with each other and also providing food and shelter, is considered a parallel approach that could be an alternative to the conventional productive and intensive…

More than four decades ago, a lone architect had what must have seemed at the time like an impossible dream: to build a new kind of residence that would be in complete harmony with the

We're just two "normal" people who have wandered into a sustainable, zero-waste homesteading life. What started as "accidental" is now anything but. Here's what YOU can learn from our experiences.

We still live in a country where many states welcome off-grid living. It can be one of the best ways your family lives off the land. Read on!