Living Green

Mother’s Day Green Gift Guide

Check out some great gift ideas for Mother’s Day!

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ake Harms has taken computer recycling to a whole new level-and for that, we thank him. He purchases non-working Macs from local recyclers and repurposes them into happy homes for your favorite underwater friends. His process involves disassembling the Mac, installing a custom made tank, light and filter, and buffing the case until it looks like new.

Earth Day only comes once a year, but there’s no need to limit your earthly activities to April 22. All summer long, the Seaside Farmers Market will be supporting those in favor of healthy, green living.


Situated high in the trees in Harads, Sweden, Treehotel combines modern comfort with sustainability for a unique experience in nature. The two pillars of Treehotel’s operations stem from sustainability and ecological values.


It’s that time of year again…time for Spring dresses, bunny rabbits, and Easter egg hunts. Traditional dye can contain harmful toxins. So, this year, opt for an eco-friendly way to get in the Easter spirit. Here are three ways to go green with Easter eggs.


Ever look at the ingredients that make up your beauty products? The list is made up of scientific terms whose uses are unknown to the typical consumer. It’s difficult to know which ingredients are toxic and which ones are safe. So, to get healthy, natural skin, why not use healthy, natural remedies?


Spring is right for self-reflection and personal growth. Out with the old and in with the new… a rebirth of sorts. So, what better way to celebrate growth than to plant something? Here, I put together 6 of my favorite finds to help you bring the outdoors in this Spring.


We just can’t get enough of our stunning cover girl! Read more about the Green Carpet Challenge in the March/April issue of VIE!


Ah… the start of a new week. What is Monday without lots of coffee? Here’s an extra dose for you as you kick off the new week. Check out this article we came across. It will brighten your afternoon and hopefully give you a boost!


As natives of the Emerald Coast, we have boundless opportunities for viewing wildlife. Whether witnessing dolphin feeding patterns or hiking a birding trail, Mother Nature is all around us. By joining Project Noah, you can share photos and video of local wildlife and help save the planet.