Katrina Martich

I stood in the yard realizing I’d done it again. I’d turned yard work into a mental list of things to buy. First on the list was...

I live on a collector street for my neighborhood, which means I’m continuously picking up litter from the street and my yard. Mostly it’s...

The US generates more municipal waste per person than any other country, and the amount increases during holiday season. That makes...

My first of the month blog posts are dedicated to the practice of Living Connected. This month we focus on the connections made by our...

In the Living Connected project, I talk about everything we have as being a gift of creation. It’s easy to see the plants we eat and the...

You diligently wash, crush, and place your recyclables in the bin, and then you hear the city is dumping it all in the landfill anyways....

I knew shelter-in-place was getting to me when dumpster diving started to seem interesting. The official engineering term for it is...

I’m not a big fan of New Year’s resolutions. One reason is their all or nothing nature. They seem to be a set-up for failure. Being...

This blog was born in my struggle to find a place where I fit into the existing dialogue on environmental issues. I hear passionate, and...