14 Environmental Influencers To Follow on TikTok
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Looking for some eco inspiration? TikTok is awash with sustainable influencers who provide zero-waste tips, clever kitchen hacks and even smart ideas on how to turn an IKEA bag into a coat.
To help you find the best eco communities, we’ve looked at the #EcoTok accounts changing the game. With popular hashtags such as #EcoSwaps, #ZeroWaste, #Thrifting and #ClimateChange leading the way, you’ll be sure to find plenty of videos to help you live a greener, slower life.
Take a look at the accounts to follow below…
Looking to go green at home? Diana Alina, who runs the TikTok account @theweeklyshop, demonstrates how we can all go plastic-free with her weekly shopping adventures. From zero-waste shopping hauls to clever kitchen hacks, make sure you give her a follow.
TikTok’s biggest eco community, @earthtopia, is filled with heaps of helpful hacks to make everyone live a greener life. Some of our favourite videos include how to descale a kettle using lemons and a round-up of positive things happening around the world.
Climate activist Sam Bentley uses his TikTok account to educate users about the ongoing risks our planet is facing, as well as sharing advice on how everyone can make a difference at home. He also reveals some pretty impressive eco-friendly stays, such a dreamy treehouse in Texas…
Animal lovers, rejoice! TikTok user @ecological.ly has heaps of helpful tips, including how to make the most of your existing products, advice on how to create your own compost heap and updates on her pet tortoise.
In need of some eco fashion tips? From upcycling pre-loved garments to charity shop finds, let TikTok user Issy inspire you to build your own sustainable wardrobe. You might need a few DIY skills, but her tips are definitely worth following…
Eco-friendly marketplace Wearth London has launched its own TikTok, providing users with practical advice on how to live more sustainability. Some of the tips to keep an eye open for include how to make your own bath bomb, easy eco bathroom swaps and how to make delicious vegan crumpets.
Whether you have a balcony or a tiny terrace, gardener Joe has everything you need to grow your own veg patch. We love his advice on how to speed up and protect plant growth using a cloche, as well as his tips on growing salad offcuts. Why not slip on your gardening gloves and give these a go…
TikTok user @konfina_reuse shares some pretty impressive styling hacks for breathing life into new clothes — even showing how to turn IKEA’s iconic blue bag into a rain coat! Take a look at how she does it below…
Megan, a pro forager, teaches her followers how to make nettle shampoo, daisy lip balm and the what to look for outside each month. Watch her video below to find out what to forage in May…
Looking for some eco-friendly gardening ideas? From how to create DIY bug hotels to repurposing your old bed towels to help plants survive frost, Brenda from @ggthegardengirl is the person to follow.
Wanting to put an end to fast fashion, TikTok user @_born_on_a_sunday shares smart tips for altering clothes so that we don’t have to buy new each season. Grab your sewing machine and give her hacks a go…
Head over to the WWF’s TikTok and you’ll discover helpful tips on how to live more sustainably, including diet changes and how to build an insect-friendly hotel. Add these to your must-watch list…
With over 2.5 million followers, Discovery’s TikTok channel is where you’ll find all you need to know about nature. It’s the perfect place to learn about wildlife, incredible sea creatures and different cultures.
Head over to National Geographic’s TikTok and you’ll find out how you can save the planet using the resources you have. From whales to thunderstorms, learn about how the wander of nature.
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11 eco-friendly home buys from Notonthehighstreet
TUPPENCE COLLECTIVE Reusable Luxury Fabric Gift Wrap, Furoshiki Wrapping
Eco-friendly reusable gift wrap, inspired by Japanese Furoshiki, is the ideal zero-waste alternative to wrapping paper. We love this gorgeous 100 per cent natural cotton style by Tuppence Collective, which is great for wrapping presents, tying around flowers or packaging food.
IVY BROWN Recycled Paper Tokyo Vase
Show off your flowers with these super stylish recycled vases, which have been handmade on the west coast of Sri Lanka. Crafted from recycled paper, the round planters have a beautiful cement finish, a calm symmetry and are also 100 per cent biodegradable. Every home needs one…
NOM LIVING Coconut Wood Coffee Scoop
Serve up your coffee in style with this wooden scoop spoon. Hand crafted from natural and sustainable coconut palm wood, it’s the perfect size for storing inside a packet of coffee. It’s available in two sizes.
OIKKU Personalised Stamp Label Amber Glass Bottle
Smarten up your kitchen or bathroom with these reusable amber glass bottles. With personalised labels and a black pump, you can easily refill with shampoo, conditioner, washing up liquid, hand soap and cleaning liquids. We couldn’t think of a more stylish way to cut back on plastic…
Palm Leaf Woven Basket
Made from palm leaf, this gorgeous woven basket is perfect for storing accessories at home. Available in two sizes, it’s ideal for a bathroom, kitchen, living room or placed on a hallway console.
Uma Recycled Cotton Square Cushion Cover
We’re crushing on this cotton square cushion, which has been inspired by classic African mud cloth textiles. Hand printed using Indian hand printing methods, the fabric has been made using recycled cotton and embellished with handcrafted tassels.
Plastic Free Cleaning Products
Make your home greener with this affordable selection of eco-friendly cleaning products. Choose from a kitchen dish brush, coconut fibre scourers, and a handy bottle cleaning brush too. Top tip: why not try some of these all-natural cleaning solutions to ensure your home is chemical free?
Recycled Crushed Whelk Shells
Looking to add some interest to an indoor plant pot or terrarium? You’ll love this hand-tied bag of eco-friendly and sustainable crushed shells, which has been recycled from the West Coast of Wales. Every purchase of these shells will help to support a circular economy by using 100 per cent of the humble whelk.
Personalised Organic Mesh Shopper
Collect your weekly supplies in style with this bright yellow mesh shopper. Great at reducing the need for single-use plastic, the net design allows the content to breathe meaning you can easily fit more inside. You can also choose from five different coloured threads for the embroidery to make it personal.
READ MORE: 10 ways you can improve your carbon footprint in 2021
Beach Clean Placemats Set Of Four
Add a little intrigue to your dining table with this set of four contemporary beach placemats. As well as being practical, each mat has been crafted from a rainbow of EVA plastic. Make sure you pick up the matching coasters (£12).
Eco Friendly Metal Straws
Made from stainless steel, this pack of four metal straws is just what every household needs ahead of the summer months. It also comes with a handy straw cleaner. Drinks, anyone?
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Senior Digital Writer, House Beautiful and Country Living
Lisa Joyner is the Senior Digital Writer at and , where she’s busy writing about home and interiors, , , pets, health and wellbeing, countryside news, small space inspiration, and the hottest properties on the market. Previously, she has written for , and magazine. Lisa studied at University For The Creative Arts, where she completed a BA in Fashion Journalism.
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