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Small Changes, Big Impact: How Changing Your Habits Can Help the Environment

January 29, 2023

While it can be overwhelming to think about the scale of the problem, the truth is that small changes in our daily habits can make a big difference. From the food we eat to the products we buy, every choice we make has an impact on the environment.

Shop refill and support the local economy

January 15, 2023

Refill stores are a great way to reduce our plastic use and support the local economy. Refill stores offer a variety of products – from cleaning supplies to food and personal care items

I’m Dreaming of a Green Christmas

December 01, 2022

Local businesses do a great job of supporting the local economy, creating more job growth, enhancing diversity and boosting environmental sustainability.

Learn about Blake and his research on how trees factor into Carbon Credits

October 01, 2022

The amount of carbon sequestered by a tree varies across tree species and even within the same species year to year. Factors affecting this include climate, rainfall among other factors.

The Curious Llama

August 02, 2022

Litsea was no ordinary Llama. While the other Llamas were out chewing on daisies, Litsea would ponder the world around her. Why is everything so green?, she thought to herself.

Plastic Free July competition information

July 01, 2022

Meet Mike

July 01, 2022

Mike joined Green Llama in January 2022 after a very early morning car journey from Birmingham to London Heathrow when he had a llamatensive conversation with Matt (Co-Founder of Green Llama) about Green Llama....

Microplastics.... the bottom line.

June 16, 2022

Microplastics are plastic fragments less than 5 millimeters across. They have been found everywhere you can imagine- in fresh Artic and Antarctic snow, in the bellies of marine animals, drinking water, beer, in the depths of the oceans, in the air, and falling with rainwater.

Meet Matt, our resident Neuroscientist

June 01, 2022

Recycling wasn’t really a thing during Matt’s childhood, but he remembers it being implemented maybe during his teen years. One of the most staggering things is how it hasn’t really changed. Recycling is still complicated, cumbersome, and problematic. Wouldn’t it better if we didn’t need to recycle as much?