1. These pencils that grow into plants ($18).
Landfill? More like land-RE-fill! Get it here.
2. This enclosed and self-sustaining ecosphere ($33).
Great for anyone who wants to learn how ecosystems (like the Earth) work and potentially, how enclosed ecosystems can survive in ~space.~ Available here.
4. These stretchy silicone wraps ($15)
And extending the freshness of foods means saving more $$$. Available here.
6. This tea-infuser stick ($19).
Not only does loose-leaf tea taste better, but it eliminates the waste from thousands of tea bags. Get it here.
7. This bamboo speaker that requires zero electricity ($25).
Natural amplification. WooOWww. Buy it here.
8. This reusable water bottle that also filters your water.
Purification without plastic trash. Get it here.
9. This aquarium that also feeds your plants ($250).
Fresh basil! From your own home! OMG. Available here.
10. This smaller food-growing fish tank ($60).
Kid-sized planet heroism. Buy it here.
14. This candle-powered heater that's cheaper and consumes less energy ($52).
Perfect for a cold office or for someone who's cold in general. Get it here.
15. This salad-dressing-maker shaker ($15).
An easier and healthier way to make your dressings and to also consume less plastic! Buy it here.
16. This organic and edible nail polish set ($35).
Made from natural foods like beets and carrots. Whoa. Get it here.
19. These topographical cork coasters ($40).
Elegant and pragmatic: the most winning combo for a gift. Buy them here.
20. A coffee subscription to sustainably grown beans ($16+).
Gratitude to earth. Gratitude to those who harvest the earth. Get it here.
21. These ports that provide affordable access to solar energy, anywhere ($80).
Once you plug these ports into an outlet, they'll upgrade the electricity to solar using solar credits. By requesting more solar credits through the use of these ports, you're demanding cleaner energy overall. WinwinwinWIN. Get them here.
24. This biodegradable urn that turns the ashes of your loved ones into trees ($145).
Because who wouldn't want to become an actual Tree of Life? Or entrust your immor-tree-lity to someone else and look forward to one day inhabiting the life of a Gingko. Available here.
