The Green Hub

The Green Hub Sustainable living and rewilding my suburban backyard The Green Hub is an entry point for learning how to live more sustainably.
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Hi, I’m Kira, the founder of The Green Hub, my blog I created back in 2015, sharing the ways I was trying to reduce my waste and live a little more sustainably. We focus on small everyday actions collectively adding up to have a big impact. Because our actions, no matter how seemingly small, do count. They build momentum and ripple outward, creating a current of change. Influencing the behaviours

of the people around us – our friends, families, and communities. And on a larger scale, these shifts in behaviour and attitude are instrumental in driving the systemic change we desperately need to tackle the climate crisis. Our individual actions may not save the planet, but the culture shift we’re creating will.

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08/12/2024

Without flowers, there would be no us.

Small in size but big on character
08/12/2024

Small in size but big on character

Sustainable off-grid cabins to luxe bushland escapes, we're spoilt for choice in Australia when it comes to tiny house stays.

07/12/2024

Nangur spiny skinks are unique little creatures that burrow into soil, creating cool, moist environments to stay hydrated. 🦎⁣
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This digging helps keep them refreshed and plays a crucial role in maintaining the health of the environment around them.⁣
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You can help create a skink-friendly habitat in your garden by:⁣
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🌻 Using rocks, logs and large branch for them to sun themselves on⁣
🌻 Placing the rocks and logs near dense bushes so the skinks can quickly hide if a predator comes along⁣
🌻 Using leaf litter and coarse wood mulches around plants to encourage nests⁣
🌻 Planting local native grasses and ground covers⁣
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Small changes in your garden can make a big difference for these little guys. ⁣Do you have a skink-friendly garden?
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How gorgeous is this!
04/12/2024

How gorgeous is this!

December is here… and it’s time to embrace the festivities (if you haven’t already)!🎄

Get creative by crafting a Christmas wreath using beautiful native flowers and foliage. Whether you join a workshop or create one at home, using native plants like eucalyptus, banksia, and kangaroo paw is a wonderful way to connect with nature and add an authentic Australian touch to your holiday decor. Plus, it's an eco-friendly alternative to store-bought plastic decorations!

The wreath pictured here is a beautiful example, handmade using 100 per cent natural, locally sourced materials. It was crafted during a workshop hosted by Euka Floral Design in collaboration with Open Hands Creative, both based in Perth.


Wildlife spotted in the garden this week. More native plants to attract and support them means more wildlife 😊
04/12/2024

Wildlife spotted in the garden this week. More native plants to attract and support them means more wildlife 😊

What's been happening in the garden this week, and some alfresco updates.
04/12/2024

What's been happening in the garden this week, and some alfresco updates.

We hauled 1500kg of dirt up a hill, it was not fun. But on the bright side, the garden is exploding with wildlife!

Great work folks!! 💚🌱
04/12/2024

Great work folks!! 💚🌱

When you’re on holiday and spot a cute garden!
28/11/2024

When you’re on holiday and spot a cute garden!

The chance to embrace the “fewer, better things” mindset and invest in those pieces that will serve you for years, not j...
28/11/2024

The chance to embrace the “fewer, better things” mindset and invest in those pieces that will serve you for years, not just a season.

Discover sustainable Black Friday deals with our curated guide to slow and sustainable brands in Australia.

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28/11/2024

Via Iconeo

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The Green Hub is an Australian sustainable fashion and lifestyle blog, directory, and digital magazine. Founder and editor Kira Simpson and our small team of writers share brands, research, guides, and practical tips to help empower you to make lifestyle choices which are kinder to people and the planet.

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