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I’ve reduced my flights to one a year since 2016, and I haven’t flown at all since 2019. I used to fly a lot for holidays, sports competitions, and for work.

Food and Shopping, for example changing my shopping habits, buying more produce locally, cutting down on meat and dairy, and keeping an allotment.

Technology, for example reducing my technology footprint by recycling an old Mac computer.

Improving my energy and heating efficiency in the home.

Transport and travel, for example reducing my car usage and cutting out flying.

Supporting charities, NGOs, and environmental organisations.

I suppose one of the ways I do this, possibly subconsciously, is by breaking down and splitting my sustainability ‘changes’ into five distinct categories: Sustainability is a heavily used phrase, but I’m not sure we always stop and consider just exactly what it means, what the implications are for the way we live our lives, and how we then make the adjustments (aka sacrifices, to many people) that we each feel we want, and are able, to make. How often do we think of it in these terms though? The dictionary definition of sustainability is ‘the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level’. But that blog only really scratched the surface of how I look at sustainability and how I try to be more mindful of the environment. I blogged last year about my volunteering work and how I combine that with my love of cycling. In recent years I’ve gradually made more adjustments to my lifestyle, to reduce my carbon footprint and improve my nature positivity. Sustainability, in all its forms, matters to me - a lot. In the first instalment of our new Sustainability Heroes series, Simone Burke shares her motivations for trying to enjoy a more sustainable life, along with insights into some of the changes she’s made on her journey.

How to know my local network mac address