With 2020 in full swing, many are trying to focus on maintaining a more eco-friendly lifestyle, and if you’re looking for tips and tricks you can look to our list of the Top 10 Sustainable Influencers.
These influencers post on their platforms constantly to promote sustainability within food, clothing, consumption, and living, promote eco-friendly products through their own shops and e-commerce sites. They all bring awareness to the importance of treating the earth that we live on with kindness.
Let’s dive in!
An icon of the #wastefree movement, Lauren has been a part of the Forbes 30 Under 30 List and is the CEO of her own waste-free e-commerce and in-person shop called PackageFreeShop, selling products that can impact your life by reducing waste daily.
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Aditi consistently brings awareness to sustainability in fashion and in life within her social media posts. She recently spoke at an event about access, excess, & strategies to change our world on a policy, individual, & cultural level for CondeNast’s Healthy Ish!
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She’s a wellness coach, and a plant-based nutritionist focused on conscious consumption, helping her followers and her clients alike. She talks about eating healthy for your body and for the planet.
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A zero-waste project manager from LA, Jonathan focuses on trying to initiate change within the United States, specifically on the recycling system, and talks about how no materials should end up in landfills!
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The art of how to live sustainably and conscious, while traveling, eating, living and most importantly enjoying life. Arti shares numerous brands, tips & tricks, and quotes pertaining to being eco-friendly, sustainable and leading a better impact for the earth
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Author of 101 Ways To Live Zero Waste, and currently National Geographics spokesperson for plastic-free living, Kathryn fills her social media channels with impactful knowledge about sustainability for our present and our future
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The “Mother Of The Zero Waste Lifestyle Movement”, a CNN correspondent, speaker and bestselling author of Zero Waste Home, all while raising a trash-free since 2008!
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An author from the UK, and blogger of Moral Fibres Blog, a blog focused on discussing topics of sustainability through food & drink, family, home & garden, and travel and always sharing her many resources.
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A vegan influencer and YouTuber who has shared her waste-free journey stories on both her channel and her social media, Sabs shows us how you can life waste-free and sustainably even while living in a big metropolitan like New York City!
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A hormone nutritionist helping her patients navigate hormone imbalances and autoimmune diseases, and owner of The Soulful Sprout Wellness Studio and Waste-Free Shop.
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Have you thought more about being conscious of consumption? Do you currently live an eco-friendly or sustainable lifestyle? These are important things to think about as we push through the new year, and have the ability to make efforts that can hopefully change our world for the better and for future generations.
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