Living in Seattle has greatly shaped Vicki’s views on sustainability and the environment. She was formerly involved with many environmental non-profits in the Seattle area and continues to learn and thrive within her community’s influence. Read her Zero Hour Story here.
Introducing, reusable produce bags – a simple switch that’ll save millions of plastic bags from traveling into landfills. Read more here.
Phillip is a lifelong scholar, student of life, and hopeful futurist who believes in the future of Los Angeles and wants to be involved in making the city a greener space. Read his Zero Hour Story here.
The film that spoke to every single adventurous bone in our body.
For Annie, living a more sustainable lifestyle means practicing “less is more”. She actively looks for ways to reduce her impact by educating herself and applying what she values to her purchases, travels, and daily decisions. Read her Zero Hour Story here.
For less than $10 you can turn an old daypack into durable, repurposed gear. It’ll carry your things, while supporting your back, so you can concentrate on enjoying the trail.
Cindy is an environmental consultant who grew up surrounded by the outdoors. Today, she inspires others to live more sustainably through her lifestyle choices, such as growing her own raise-bed garden. Read her Zero Hour Story here.
We can all agree, outdoor clothing and gear are (so dang) expensive. Shared a few tips on how to score affordable pieces for your next trip outside. Read more here.
Stephanie is an everyday girl whose volunteer trip to Brazil motivated her to make positive changes to her lifestyle. Read her Zero Hour Story here.
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