A blog that attempts to provide you with useful examples and tips that could make a large positive ecological impact, although they are seemingly minor, quick and easy changes to your daily routine.

Welcome to Ecotipsforlife.com

Ecology: meaning "study of house or living relations"

What is EcoTipsForLife.com not?
Ecotipsforlife.com is not a save the planet type website. I think we can be fairly certain the planet will save and balance itself out with or without our intervention and/or meddling.

We as a human species? Not so certain. We might or might not survive our planet's balancing act. We must find our own balance, awareness and a way to co-exists with the planet in order to survive.

Ok, what is EcoTipsForLife.com then?
EcoTipsForLife.com is a simple blog with the intent to show you that you can make a large impact by making simple changes that could even save you time in your daily routine. Browse the site and see for yourself.

For more background feel free to click here to visit the About page

Good luck and happy contributing!

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December 19th, 2010 Thomas (Ecotipsforlife.com Admin)

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Terra Madre @ Deep Creek Ranch

December 13th, 2010 Thomas (Ecotipsforlife.com Admin)

So this Saturday (Dec. 11) we visited the Deep Creek Ranch (http://www.deepcreekranch.us/ | http://twitter.com/deepcreekranch) for their Slow Food Orlando Event (http://www.slowfoodorlando.org/).

Deep Creek Ranch is a grass fed beef and lamb producer in Florida. Deep Creek Ranch services top chefs and restaurants within Florida and let’s you buy their beef and lamb directly.

So if you live in the Central Florida area I would wholeheartedly advise you to either visit Deep Creek Ranch or purchase their grass fed products from one of the farmers markets they supply (like the Audubon Park Community Market: Mondays, 6-10 p.m. http://apmarket.wordpress.com/).

Here are some pictures of the event:

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