10 Instagram Accounts To Follow This Earth Day

Sarah says, "Anna Jones has written two cookbooks that I use on a weekly basis. Her recipes are all vegetarian and while sometimes a bit complicated (read a lot of ingredients) they are also so surprisingly delicious. She taught me about cashew cream for which I will be eternally grateful."

Sarah says, "Zero Waste Atlanta is our go to local resource for all things zero waste. Better yet, the account is run by a student at Georgia Tech. I am always so amazed and inspired by our awesome our students are!"

Emma says, "Stay up to date on current accepted materials and special recycling events happing at GT."

Sarah says, "Hubbub is an organization based out of the UK that does really amazing work around the intersection of lifestyle and environmentalism. Their work is SO approachable, fun, and of the moment. I have to admit, I take inspiration from them all of the time!"

Emma says, "We are SO lucky to have a place like CHaRM in Atlanta. Learn about atypical materials that are not collected in standard recycling collection and what to do with them."

Sarah says, "I am obsessed with dying fabrics using natural dyes. In fact, for Earth Day we were going to do an up-cycling clothing event where we used indigo dye (don't worry, we will do it in the fall). This account provides great resources about how to use natural materials to dye, a great way of breathing new life into old clothes."

Emma says, "From reducing his waste to his carbon footprint, Rob Greenfield recounts his journey of foraging for food for a year to minimizing his material possessions."

Sarah says, "A lot of people are delving into the world of sour dough starter and at home bread making. No one (!!!!) makes better bread than Zingerman's. Thankfully, the beloved Ann Arbor, MI institution is sharing their recipes."

Emma says, "This account showcases what cities around the world are doing to reduce their carbon footprint, as major metro areas represent 70% of the world's carbon emissions."

Emma says, "This is great escapism from your couch, see parks across the country and wildlife protected by these places."