Are grass lawns holding us back from real climate solutions? In this episode of Naked Sustainability, Ginny dives deep into how turf grass became a biodiversity dead zone—and why swapping it for native plants, pollinator patches, and even container gardens can restore ecosystems, support wildlife, and fight climate change. Whether you’ve got a backyard, balcony, or just a sunny windowsill, you’ll walk away with accessible ways to boost biodiversity right at home. We’ll talk native plant benefits, simple habitat upgrades, and how individual action connects to climate resilience and environmental justice.

✨ Topics covered:
• Why traditional lawns harm biodiversity
• How native plants support pollinators, birds & soil health
• Climate benefits of ditching turf grass
• Easy ideas for yards, balconies & containers
• Overcoming HOA or rental limitations
• The power of small-scale ecosystem restoration

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Curious about what your clothes are made of—and how those choices impact the planet? In this episode of Naked Sustainability, we’re diving into the world of sustainable textiles and eco-friendly fabrics. From organic cotton and hemp to recycled polyester and innovative plant-based materials, Ginny breaks down what makes a fabric truly sustainable and how to spot greenwashing in fashion labels. Learn about the environmental footprint of traditional textiles, how to build a more eco-conscious wardrobe, and where to start if you want your fashion choices to align with your values.Whether you're a slow fashion advocate or just beginning your sustainable style journey, this episode will help you rethink what you wear—and why it matters.

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