Sustainable Hobbies for a Better Tomorrow

Sustainable Hobbies for a Better Tomorrow

Consume fresh, support locals. Old is gold, give it some hope. An extra stitch, and it’s good as new! While hobbies are activities pursued for pleasure and personal enjoyment, why not switch it up and contribute positively to the environment! Sustainable hobbies emphasises on minimising environment footprint and fosters environmental responsibility. Let’s explore hobbies that are not just a favourite’s pastime, but something that comes with a conscious choice! 

Story and illustrations by: Avril Goh Xu’En

ECOntent Creator

Venture into content creation and create your very own channel that focuses on sustainability. It’s not just a platform for you to share ideas, but also a chance to inspire your peers in forming a community for the  greens and be a part towards a greener future!

Difficulty: 2/5 

Nature’s Creations Corner 

Whether you’re a seasoned Do-It-Yourself (DIY) enthusiast or are just joining the bandwagon, there’s something enjoyable for everyone!

Revamp your everyday items into a crafted project through sustainable practices. Unleash your inner Picasso and express your creativity with recycled metals, old fabrics and organic materials!

Difficulty: 3/5

Waste Not, Taste Lots

The satisfaction you can gain from exploring diverse ingredients and discovering new mouth watering flavours is truly a joyous experience. What better way to pick up cooking than through zero-waste cooking?

It may not always be possible to eliminate your waste completely, but it helps to  reduce your impact on the planet and groom you to have a sustainable kitchen! 

Difficulty: 3/5 


Horticulture

Grab your tools and get in the dirt! Feel the soil between your fingers, grow some of your fruits and flowers. By growing a garden of your own, you can help to reduce carbon footprints associated with food distributions and help mitigate climate change. 


Incorporate eco-friendly practices to create an eco-friendly space! Get started with finding a small space, do away with chemicals, and you’ll soon have a thriving eco-garden!

Difficulty: 4/5


The ‘Not So Easy’ Necessity

The ‘Not So Easy’ Necessity