New Year — New Eco Habits!
Want to start 2026 with more lightness, awareness, and sustainable habits?
On November 18, Ecopulse launches a three-week Eco Habits Marathon to help you make your daily life more eco-friendly, step by step.
Over three weeks you will:
— try simple eco-habits you can easily integrate into everyday life — from saving water and energy to waste sorting and mindful shopping;
— discover how even small actions can help the planet;
— become part of an international community choosing awareness over “autopilot living.”
📅On November 18 at 16:00 (GMT+3), we invite you to an open livestream with the Ecopulse team.
We’ll share where to begin your journey toward an eco-friendly lifestyle and what habits you can start implementing today — at home, outdoors, and even online.
💚 Registration is now open!
👉 Join the session
Let’s greet the New Year with new eco habits and faith in change — together with Ecopulse! 🌍
Want to start 2026 with more lightness, awareness, and sustainable habits?
On November 18, Ecopulse launches a three-week Eco Habits Marathon to help you make your daily life more eco-friendly, step by step.
Over three weeks you will:
— try simple eco-habits you can easily integrate into everyday life — from saving water and energy to waste sorting and mindful shopping;
— discover how even small actions can help the planet;
— become part of an international community choosing awareness over “autopilot living.”
📅On November 18 at 16:00 (GMT+3), we invite you to an open livestream with the Ecopulse team.
We’ll share where to begin your journey toward an eco-friendly lifestyle and what habits you can start implementing today — at home, outdoors, and even online.
💚 Registration is now open!
👉 Join the session
Let’s greet the New Year with new eco habits and faith in change — together with Ecopulse! 🌍
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Kids Who Are Changing the World
When we talk about fighting the climate crisis, we often imagine adults, scientists, and politicians. But around the world, children and teenagers are becoming true leaders of change. They create environmental projects, launch global campaigns, speak at UN conferences, and inspire millions of people. 🌍
In these cards, you’ll find stories of young changemakers who didn’t wait for the “right time” — they started acting now:
— sisters from Bali who achieved a ban on plastic bags
— a Ugandan schoolgirl who planted hundreds of trees
— a young inventor from India who designed a ship to clean oceans
— a Kenyan activist teaching children to love nature
— and a U.S. scientist who built a device to detect lead in water.
Each of them proves: age doesn’t matter when it comes to protecting the planet.
👉 Swipe through and get inspired by the stories of young eco-leaders making the future cleaner — today.
When we talk about fighting the climate crisis, we often imagine adults, scientists, and politicians. But around the world, children and teenagers are becoming true leaders of change. They create environmental projects, launch global campaigns, speak at UN conferences, and inspire millions of people. 🌍
In these cards, you’ll find stories of young changemakers who didn’t wait for the “right time” — they started acting now:
— sisters from Bali who achieved a ban on plastic bags
— a Ugandan schoolgirl who planted hundreds of trees
— a young inventor from India who designed a ship to clean oceans
— a Kenyan activist teaching children to love nature
— and a U.S. scientist who built a device to detect lead in water.
Each of them proves: age doesn’t matter when it comes to protecting the planet.
👉 Swipe through and get inspired by the stories of young eco-leaders making the future cleaner — today.
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We are open to collaborating with organizations, experts, activists, and caring individuals — from any country and in any language 💚
If you want to co-host an event, webinar, campaign under the Ecopulse flag, or help create expert and educational materials — join our international community!
🤝 How to become a partner:
Fill out a short form
Tell us about yourself, your experience, and your ideas.
Perhaps you are already organizing eco-events or want to propose a new format — we will definitely contact you to discuss collaboration.
Let’s inspire people around the world to take care of our planet — together 💚
If you want to co-host an event, webinar, campaign under the Ecopulse flag, or help create expert and educational materials — join our international community!
🤝 How to become a partner:
Fill out a short form
Tell us about yourself, your experience, and your ideas.
Perhaps you are already organizing eco-events or want to propose a new format — we will definitely contact you to discuss collaboration.
Let’s inspire people around the world to take care of our planet — together 💚
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From a simple box — to a stylish organizer! ♻️
Don’t rush to throw away cardboard boxes — you can turn them into a beautiful and useful storage organizer!
In this Reels, we show an easy method that works even for those who think their hands “don’t grow from the right place” 😄
What can you store in such an organizer?
🧦 socks and underwear
📚 stationery
🧴 cosmetics and skincare
🔌 cables and chargers
🧸 kids’ little things
Why buy something new when you can give items a second life?
Eco-habits start with small steps — try making this organizer today!
If you want more upcycling ideas, join our eco-habit challenge — it starts on November 18 💚🌍
Don’t rush to throw away cardboard boxes — you can turn them into a beautiful and useful storage organizer!
In this Reels, we show an easy method that works even for those who think their hands “don’t grow from the right place” 😄
What can you store in such an organizer?
🧦 socks and underwear
📚 stationery
🧴 cosmetics and skincare
🔌 cables and chargers
🧸 kids’ little things
Why buy something new when you can give items a second life?
Eco-habits start with small steps — try making this organizer today!
If you want more upcycling ideas, join our eco-habit challenge — it starts on November 18 💚🌍
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Ecopulse is reaching a new level!
We have submitted applications for three major environmental awards:
🏆 Green Award (Russian Environmental Operator)
🏆 Ecopositive Award from the EKA movement
🏆 Moscow Environmental Award
In our applications, we shared the key directions of the project —
— how Ecopulse unites people around the world,
— about the Global Cleanliness Challenge, which brought together volunteers from different countries,
— and about our big community cleanup in Balashikha, which became a strong example of local engagement.
For us, participating in these awards is not just about winning.
It’s about growth, recognition of our team’s work, and new opportunities.
We have submitted applications for three major environmental awards:
🏆 Green Award (Russian Environmental Operator)
🏆 Ecopositive Award from the EKA movement
🏆 Moscow Environmental Award
In our applications, we shared the key directions of the project —
— how Ecopulse unites people around the world,
— about the Global Cleanliness Challenge, which brought together volunteers from different countries,
— and about our big community cleanup in Balashikha, which became a strong example of local engagement.
For us, participating in these awards is not just about winning.
It’s about growth, recognition of our team’s work, and new opportunities.
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Eco-Habits Marathon: at home, in the city, and online
Start the New Year with new habits!
The New Year is the perfect moment for a reset. We’re launching a marathon that will help you gently and without pressure try out 9 simple eco-habits that truly improve life — yours and the planet’s.
What to expect from the marathon?
Format:
• 3 weeks: November 18 – December 8
• 9 tasks — every other weekday
• All tasks are published in the Ecopulse Planet chat
Directions:
— eco-habits at home
— habits in the city
— habits in the digital space
— + a bonus block dedicated to the New Year
• Participants use a habit tracker, mark completed tasks, and send them to the chat
• Each participant can repeat tasks as many times as they wish — to strengthen the habit
• We track the collective progress and summarize the results
• 📣 Final livestream: “How to Celebrate the New Year Sustainably” — December 8
💚 Why are eco-habits important?
Benefits for people:
• saving money
• saving time
• a cleaner, more organized, more comfortable home
• better health — fewer toxic materials and less waste around
• psychological benefits: a sense of control and small victories
• building the image of a mindful, responsible person
Benefits for the planet:
• less waste → fewer landfills
• reduced pressure on resources: water, electricity, materials
• fewer emissions from manufacturing new products
• lower carbon footprint
Small actions taken by millions of people create a huge impact — greater than occasional large campaigns.
✨ The first task is already published — join us and start today!
Start the New Year with new habits!
The New Year is the perfect moment for a reset. We’re launching a marathon that will help you gently and without pressure try out 9 simple eco-habits that truly improve life — yours and the planet’s.
What to expect from the marathon?
Format:
• 3 weeks: November 18 – December 8
• 9 tasks — every other weekday
• All tasks are published in the Ecopulse Planet chat
Directions:
— eco-habits at home
— habits in the city
— habits in the digital space
— + a bonus block dedicated to the New Year
• Participants use a habit tracker, mark completed tasks, and send them to the chat
• Each participant can repeat tasks as many times as they wish — to strengthen the habit
• We track the collective progress and summarize the results
• 📣 Final livestream: “How to Celebrate the New Year Sustainably” — December 8
💚 Why are eco-habits important?
Benefits for people:
• saving money
• saving time
• a cleaner, more organized, more comfortable home
• better health — fewer toxic materials and less waste around
• psychological benefits: a sense of control and small victories
• building the image of a mindful, responsible person
Benefits for the planet:
• less waste → fewer landfills
• reduced pressure on resources: water, electricity, materials
• fewer emissions from manufacturing new products
• lower carbon footprint
Small actions taken by millions of people create a huge impact — greater than occasional large campaigns.
✨ The first task is already published — join us and start today!
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🇻🇪 Meet: MaryBran Torres — Ecopulse eco-leader from Venezuela
Winner of our Global Cleanliness Challenge and a person who lives through creativity and ecology.
MaryBran is an integral artist of Venezuela’s theater and circus movement with a rich career in theater, dance, painting, production, choral performance, and cultural audiovisual projects. She founded two creative schools — Crisart and MaryBran Art Music Dance, which have brought children and adults together around art for many years.
Today, she is also actively involved in the environmental life of her country. Venezuela has green parties, environmental ministries, and eco-initiatives across schools, churches, and universities — and MaryBran aims to make the Ecopulse movement a meaningful part of this process.
For MaryBran, ecology is a path of inspiration and personal responsibility. She believes that people unite around positive examples — and this is how she inspires her community: through creativity, action, and the belief that the world changes when we change ourselves.
✨ Want to be inspired by stories like this every day?
Join our Ecopulse Activist Chat — a global community where people share experiences and create real environmental change together.
Winner of our Global Cleanliness Challenge and a person who lives through creativity and ecology.
MaryBran is an integral artist of Venezuela’s theater and circus movement with a rich career in theater, dance, painting, production, choral performance, and cultural audiovisual projects. She founded two creative schools — Crisart and MaryBran Art Music Dance, which have brought children and adults together around art for many years.
Today, she is also actively involved in the environmental life of her country. Venezuela has green parties, environmental ministries, and eco-initiatives across schools, churches, and universities — and MaryBran aims to make the Ecopulse movement a meaningful part of this process.
«I dream of creating a permanent Ecopulse eco-space in Venezuela — a place where children can attend lectures and games, where excursions and volunteer groups are formed, where plant nurseries are created. A place where Ecopulse organizers and eco-leaders from all over the world can come to exchange experiences and build new projects together».
For MaryBran, ecology is a path of inspiration and personal responsibility. She believes that people unite around positive examples — and this is how she inspires her community: through creativity, action, and the belief that the world changes when we change ourselves.
«I want to see a future planet that is green, alive, full of culture and cooperation. And I believe we can achieve this together».
✨ Want to be inspired by stories like this every day?
Join our Ecopulse Activist Chat — a global community where people share experiences and create real environmental change together.
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Many people think that a disposable coffee cup is “just paper.”
But unfortunately… it’s not paper at all 🙃
To prevent a hot drink from soaking through, every such cup has a thin layer of polyethylene (PE) — a plastic coating.
This is what makes the cup “waterproof.”
If it were made of plain paper, your coffee would turn it into mush within minutes.
❗Important:
On the outside, the cup is paper — but on the inside, it’s plastic.
These layers are almost impossible to separate, which is why such cups are hardly ever recycled. Even if they have a leaf, a green logo, or the word “eco” printed on them.
In reality, it’s just greenwashing. And in practice — single-use waste that lives for decades.
✨ But here’s the good news: habits can be changed easily.
In our Eco-Habits Marathon, you’ll learn dozens of small steps that genuinely make life easier — for example, always carrying a reusable cup.
It’s more convenient, looks nicer, and is far more eco-friendly 🌿
Our marathon has already started, and the first task is published!
👉 Join us, enter the chat, complete the tasks, tag us in your Stories — and let’s become more eco-friendly together.
But unfortunately… it’s not paper at all 🙃
To prevent a hot drink from soaking through, every such cup has a thin layer of polyethylene (PE) — a plastic coating.
This is what makes the cup “waterproof.”
If it were made of plain paper, your coffee would turn it into mush within minutes.
❗Important:
On the outside, the cup is paper — but on the inside, it’s plastic.
These layers are almost impossible to separate, which is why such cups are hardly ever recycled. Even if they have a leaf, a green logo, or the word “eco” printed on them.
In reality, it’s just greenwashing. And in practice — single-use waste that lives for decades.
✨ But here’s the good news: habits can be changed easily.
In our Eco-Habits Marathon, you’ll learn dozens of small steps that genuinely make life easier — for example, always carrying a reusable cup.
It’s more convenient, looks nicer, and is far more eco-friendly 🌿
Our marathon has already started, and the first task is published!
👉 Join us, enter the chat, complete the tasks, tag us in your Stories — and let’s become more eco-friendly together.
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