As more people realise the importance and benefits of living more sustainably, it is incredibly inspiring to see new Earth-friendly ideas, groups, initiatives, organisations, businesses and programs popping up all over the place. Here are just some of our favourite Perth-based resources to help you along your sustainable living journey.
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Sustainable Living Articles | Our Articles pages contain many free, online resources. Click here to see our range of eco tips, guides and tutorials. |
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Plastic Free July | Register on the below website to join this fabulous campaign. You will be mentored throughout the month of July and the website has fabulous information on plastic alternatives, recipes and information about plastic and the effects on our environment. |
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Planet Ark | Find information, resources, and initiatives that are helping people, businesses, and governments reduce their impact on the Earth. They promote sustainable resources, educate on low carbon lifestyles, and connect people with sustainable alternatives. |
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Treading My Own Path | Vic Park's very own Lindsay Miles is a writer, speaker and waste-free living advocate, in her blog she shares her journey and what she has learned along the way. There are great resources and e-books available and while you are there sign up for her insightful newsletter. |
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Urban Revolution | We sell a range of refill products including natural cleaning ingredients, personal care refills, bokashi and Ensopet bran, seed raising mix, dry kelp for the garden and more. Check out our full refill BYO container range here. |
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Loose Produce | A Vic Park bulk food, health, and organic grocery store and cafe. We operated a couple of blocks down the road from Loose Produce for many years (when we operated on Albany Hwy)! Stocking loose dry foods, fruit and veg, packaged health foods, and more. |
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The Source Bulk Foods |
A refill store with outlets all over the world. Stocking over 400 bulk whole foods, cleaning and personal care products. WA stores are located in Vic Park, Floreat, Karrinyup, Melville and Mt Hawthorn. |
| Wasteless Pantry |
Zero-waste store selling bulk pantry staples and stocking lots of local suppliers. Located in Bassendean and Mundaring. |
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| Replenish Kalamunda |
Food, home and personal care products with zero or minimal packaging. Stocking lots of local and ethical brands. Located in Kalamunda. |
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| The Storehouse Fremantle |
Bulk wholefoods store in South Fremantle with lots of pantry staples including a peanut butter machine. Also offering delivery to surrounding areas. |
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| Weigh n Pay |
Perth's OG bulk refill store operating since 1992. Find lots of high quality ingredients without packaging. Located in Woodvale. |
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| Kakulas Brothers |
An iconic store in Northbridge, operating since 1929. A great place to buy nuts, herbs, spices, beans, coffee and other Greek / Italian ingredients. |
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Urban Revolution | We run a number of workshops and events throughout the year, and can also be hired for talks, workshops and training. Visit our Learning Hub for more information on what we can offer. |
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Perth City Farm | Perth City Farm runs an awesome range of sustainable living workshops and events. Great for gaining new skills or connecting with other likeminded folk. Located in East Perth. |
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EnviroHouse | EnviroHouse is a fab little organisation in Bayswater who exist to help support sustainable lives in Perth. Browse their little store, find opportunities to volunteer or attend one of their workshops. |
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Earthwise | A gorgeous community hub in Subiaco where you can connect with others, learn sustainable living skills, find op-shop treasures or attend an event. |
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Town of Vic Park | The Town of Vic Park regularly puts on free or cheap sustainable living workshops where residents can learn new skills. Check your own local council or library website for similar offerings in your area. |
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RENOME | This Perth initiative is starting a network of cafes and coffee shops that provide a closed-loop reusable coffee cup system. Choose to use a RENOME reusable coffee cup for a small deposit, and get your deposit back when you return the cup. |
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Who Gives a Crap | These guys donate 50% of their profits to help build toilets and improve sanitation in the developing world. We stock Who Gives a Crap products in smaller quantities in store as a convenience to our customers however if you really like these super cool products please go to their website for much better prices by the box. |
