Future Directions Green Superheroes teamed up with In Our Nature through our Community Support initiative to save energy at home, save money and save carbon. Now they're sharing what they've learnt, so you can do it too.

Make student life a breeze! Explore our guide to get the best from Manchester, from travelling around the city, finding vintage gems, saving money on your bills and eating out with your pals - we’ve got you covered.

In Our Nature is all about thinking outside the box when it comes to protecting our planet. Whether you have clothes you’ve grown out of, want to give a new lease of life to, or you have some scrap materials you’d like to make use of, there’s so many ways to reduce, reuse and upcycle!

Growing your own food is a fantastic way to save money, reduce your carbon footprint and have access to fresh, tasty produce all year round.

Friends Groups are local volunteers who work together to undertake practical projects in green spaces such as a parks, allotments or nature reserves. Together, they arrange events and fundraise to improve their valued green space.

Toys are great for keeping our pets entertained, but a lot of the time they can be quite expensive or quickly end up in the bin (especially if your dog is the chewy type…)

One of the best things about being a dog pawrent is that dogs need to get outside every day come rain or shine! Although they’re not always super convenient (like first thing on a Monday morning or in the middle of a typical Manchester rainstorm…) these daily plods help keep us fit, healthy and connected to the great outdoors.

These DIY planters store water in a hidden reservoir to help your plants stay hydrated for longer. The best part is they’re super easy to make yourself from materials you can find at your local garden centre or DIY shop. Check out our step by step video with Ciaran from Sow The City to learn how you can make your own…

Tuck into some recipes that are good for your baby and the planet too! 

It's the end of the year, and although you might be looking forward to festivals and holidays, it’s time to pack up and move out for summer.

To help you move out with more memories, and less stuff, we’ve packed up some top tips to make moving a little savvier and more sustainable.

Did you know there are 8 Repair Cafes across Manchester? These little hubs are dotted across the City and they’re powered by expert volunteers who’ll attempt to tackle any repair job – big or small.

Check out this guide for tips about what you can do with your old stuff, whether it’s by repairing, recycling, or donating.