The Scrap Box The place for creative recycling. You will find a large assortment of unique materials which manufacturers and businesses would otherwise send to landfills: remnants, samples, seconds, and scraps. This good "junk" can be recycled into useful materials for art classes, learning games, science experiments, crafts and other expressions of creativity.
Scrap Non-profit located in Portland, Oregon whose mission is to inspire creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by providing educational programs and affordable materials to the community.
CalMAX The California Materials Exchange.
Art From Scrap Organization in Santa Barbara, California whose mission is: Encouraging creative expression in the arts and promoting a greater understanding of environmental issues.
SCRAP A creative reuse center, store and workshop space founded in 1976 in San Francisco, California.
The Resource Center Located in Chicago, Illinois has over 30 years of non-profit recycling and reuse.
The East Bay Depot for Creative ReUse A non-profit corporation devoted to getting people to reuse materials located in Oakland, California.
Dwell
An American magazine about modern architecture and design with a focus on environmentally friendly design.
Ready Made
A great site for people who like to make stuff and are inspired by everyday objects. Look for projects, ideas, clever uses for average things, and other great stuff!
Swap-O-Rama-Rama
A clothing swap and a series of do-it-yourself workshops in which a community explores creative reuse through the recycling of used clothing.
RePlayGround!Eco-friendly DIY projects that make use of scraps and trash - a lot like STUFF, but craftier!
trash forma ciones
An art collective based in Spain that uses waste and trash exclusively - an amazing site.
Super Use
An online community for those interested in inventive and useful ways of recycling and reuse.
get shopping!
Ecoist
Recycled candy-wrapper handbags and other eco-friendly gifts.
Rebecca Ward Jewellery
Jewelry made from found objects, including pebbles, bullets and old pencils.
Refinding
Really awesome accessories made of found stuff.
Shop Regeneration
Featuring recycled and reused clothing, jewelry, shoes, and gifts.
Terra Plana
A variety of sustainable products (especially shoes!).
Josh Jakus product design
Handbags made from industrial waste felt and much more.
Poo Poo Paper
Products made from elephant dung (so cool!).
Resource Revival
Stuff (art, clocks, bottle openers, and more) made from used bicycle parts.
EcoForms
Bowls, cups, and pots made from grain husks - an alternative to plastic!
FreeCycle
It's a grassroots and totally non-profit movement of people who are giving and getting stuff for free in their own towns - including here in Richmond!
Etsy
An online store of sorts to buy and sell everything handmade, including art, vintage pieces and accessories.
reestore
Designs based on eco-friendly principles and reuse (like shopping carts made into chairs!)
Looking after the environment is often about personal choices. Every person can make a difference by changing his or her pattern of behavior. In a world of finite resources one of the most important things a person can do is reduce, reuse and recycle the resources that they use.
Stuff encourages thinking and action beyond the traditional three R's (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and is committed to a new model of caring for the earth through Renew, Replenish and Restore.
get information and get inspired!
Virginia Naturally The quick stop for everything environmental in VA.
Save Our Food
Campaign designed by the Virginia Farm Bureau to educate consumers about where our food comes from and explains how to eat the wonderful food grown here in VA!
The Story of Stuff
Learn where our stuff comes from and where our stuff goes in this video. See what you can do to make a difference too.
Grist
Environmental news and commentary.
Environmental Art Museum
Online art museum of enviornmental art that encourages creativity and seeks to foster and improve our relationship with the natural world.
get information!
NAAEE National Association of American Environmental Educators NAEA National Art Education Association
NAREA
North American Reggio Emilia Alliance
Scrap Non-profit located in Portland, Oregon whose mission is to inspire creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by providing educational programs and affordable materials to the community.
CalMAX The California Materials Exchange.
Art From Scrap Organization in Santa Barbara, California whose mission is: Encouraging creative expression in the arts and promoting a greater understanding of environmental issues.
SCRAP A creative reuse center, store and workshop space founded in 1976 in San Francisco, California.
The Resource Center Located in Chicago, Illinois has over 30 years of non-profit recycling and reuse.
The East Bay Depot for Creative ReUse A non-profit corporation devoted to getting people to reuse materials located in Oakland, California.
Dwell
An American magazine about modern architecture and design with a focus on environmentally friendly design.
Ready Made
A great site for people who like to make stuff and are inspired by everyday objects. Look for projects, ideas, clever uses for average things, and other great stuff!
Swap-O-Rama-Rama
A clothing swap and a series of do-it-yourself workshops in which a community explores creative reuse through the recycling of used clothing.
RePlayGround!Eco-friendly DIY projects that make use of scraps and trash - a lot like STUFF, but craftier!
trash forma ciones
An art collective based in Spain that uses waste and trash exclusively - an amazing site.
Super Use
An online community for those interested in inventive and useful ways of recycling and reuse.
get shopping!
Ecoist
Recycled candy-wrapper handbags and other eco-friendly gifts.
Rebecca Ward Jewellery
Jewelry made from found objects, including pebbles, bullets and old pencils.
Refinding
Really awesome accessories made of found stuff.
Shop Regeneration
Featuring recycled and reused clothing, jewelry, shoes, and gifts.
Terra Plana
A variety of sustainable products (especially shoes!).
Josh Jakus product design
Handbags made from industrial waste felt and much more.
Poo Poo Paper
Products made from elephant dung (so cool!).
Resource Revival
Stuff (art, clocks, bottle openers, and more) made from used bicycle parts.
EcoForms
Bowls, cups, and pots made from grain husks - an alternative to plastic!
FreeCycle
It's a grassroots and totally non-profit movement of people who are giving and getting stuff for free in their own towns - including here in Richmond!
Etsy
An online store of sorts to buy and sell everything handmade, including art, vintage pieces and accessories.
reestore
Designs based on eco-friendly principles and reuse (like shopping carts made into chairs!)
Looking after the environment is often about personal choices. Every person can make a difference by changing his or her pattern of behavior. In a world of finite resources one of the most important things a person can do is reduce, reuse and recycle the resources that they use.
Stuff encourages thinking and action beyond the traditional three R's (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and is committed to a new model of caring for the earth through Renew, Replenish and Restore.
get information and get inspired!
Virginia Naturally The quick stop for everything environmental in VA.
Save Our Food
Campaign designed by the Virginia Farm Bureau to educate consumers about where our food comes from and explains how to eat the wonderful food grown here in VA!
The Story of Stuff
Learn where our stuff comes from and where our stuff goes in this video. See what you can do to make a difference too.
Grist
Environmental news and commentary.
Environmental Art Museum
Online art museum of enviornmental art that encourages creativity and seeks to foster and improve our relationship with the natural world.
get information!
NAAEE National Association of American Environmental Educators NAEA National Art Education Association
NAREA
North American Reggio Emilia Alliance
