Are you wondering what creative environmentally friendly gifts you can give to the women in your life this holiday season? Look no further than this list! I’m sharing 22 gift ideas for those into beauty, wellness, home, travel and fashion. Prioritizing quality and functionality over just more ‘stuff’.

Not too sure what to get him this holiday season? No problem! This list has a whole bunch of creative eco-friendly gift ideas that will be a pleasant and practical surprise! This list covers something in every price range from $50 all the way up to $250 or more.

Looking for unique eco-friendly gifts for kids this holiday season? This list has got you covered! I’m sharing great ideas for children of all ages. Whether they are your own, family or friends kids, gifting them plant friendly presents is a great way to start them off on the right path and recognize the importance of sustainable choices.

In this gift list I will be sharing stocking stuffer sized gift ideas that are both practical and safe for the planet! I kept this list pretty general in terms of who the items are meant for, focusing on small items that can add value to the life of those you love.

Do you have someone in your life who is trying their best to minimize their waste production and be a better advocate for the future of our planet? Lucky you! Chances are they are a bit picky about the gifts they want to receive and a typical store bought gift won’t cut it. Today I’m using my experience as an avid zero-waster to provide you with 25 great zero waste gift ideas under $25. You are sure to find something that they love from this list!

If you have NO idea where to start, the list below might seem overwhelming. You might need to take a bit of time to do some sleuthing to find out where to start. Take note of what they are passionate about and what are their hobbies. Scroll through their Instagram or Twitter to check out who they are following and engaging with online. This will give you a good sense of what sort of gift category they fall into.

When it comes to gift-giving, I know many people can find it to be a stressful endeavor. Sometimes the way we want to express how we care can pose a financial burden or cause a bit of eco-anxiety. No one wants to feel like they aren’t giving enough and no environmentally conscious person wants to buy something just for it to end up in the trash.