Six Sustainable Gifts for Kids
Raising children who care about the planet starts with animal-loving and eco-conscious holiday gifts! Here are our top sustainable suggestions:... Read more
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Celebrating Young Climate Crusaders
In honour of World Children’s Day, taking place November 20th, 2020 we’re shouting out to four incredible kids who have... Read more
8 WAYS TO SAVE YOUR VEGETABLES FROM GOING TO WASTE
Wasted vegetable guilt is real, and creeps over you when you discover a soft zucchini, or a caved-in avocado left... Read more
Weekender’s Pocket Guide to Tofino and Ucluelet, BC
If you live in beautiful British Columbia, here is a mini guide to the holy grail of summer destinations: Tofino... Read more
8 Ways to Cut Back on Single Use Plastics
A commitment to reducing single-use plastics these days can be hard. Some supermarkets won't allow reusable bags from home, and... Read more
8 Kids Books to Read About Race and Racism
The conversation with your kids about race needs to start now. Talking to children about diversity, systemic racism, and injustices... Read more
Grow Food By Working with Life on Land
Dawn Danby is an Ecological Design Strategist and co-founder of Spherical Design. She integrates technology and design through research and... Read more
Ratana Stephens’ Skimm’d from the Couch Podcast Interview
Our CEO and co-founder, Ratana Stephens, was recently a featured guest on Skimm’d from the Couch, a podcast hosted by... Read more
How We’re Protecting Our Team Members
We’ve all been to grocery stores and seen the empty shelves that would normally be well-stocked with everyday essentials. Please... Read more
Food for Those Who Need It Most
At Nature’s Path, caring for people and our planet is our family company’s unwavering mission. We believe that everyone has... Read more
HOW NATURE'S PATH FITS INTO YOUR LIFE
Here at Nature’s Path we believe everyone has the right to delicious organic foods. That means not only providing tasty... Read more
EAT LOW SUGAR
The American Heart Association recommends eating no more than 9.5 teaspoons of added sugar per day. That’s roughly the amount... Read more
