I’m Lottie Dalziel, a sustainability expert with a passion for the planet. But it hasn’t always been that way, four years ago I made a New Years' resolution that actually stuck, I pledged to do better for the planet. I’ve dedicated my life to making living sustainably EASY, so easy that there’s no reason not to save the planet.
In this podcast series, you’ll hear me talk to experts and everyday individuals who are also navigating their way through trying to do their bit. From recycling to composting to upcycling and next-gen innovation I’ll fill your ears with the best and greatest sustainable babble.
So if you’re new to sustainability or you just want to learn more, listen up because together we’re going to save the planet.
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I’m Lottie Dalziel, a sustainability expert with a passion for the planet. But it hasn’t always been that way, four years ago I made a New Years' resolution that actually stuck, I pledged to do better for the planet. I’ve dedicated my life to making living sustainably EASY, so easy that there’s no reason not to save the planet.
In this podcast series, you’ll hear me talk to experts and everyday individuals who are also navigating their way through trying to do their bit. From recycling to composting to upcycling and next-gen innovation I’ll fill your ears with the best and greatest sustainable babble.
So if you’re new to sustainability or you just want to learn more, listen up because together we’re going to save the planet.
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In this episode of How To Save Our Planet, Lottie Dalziel speaks with Eliza Hobba, Head of Sustainability for FareShare and SecondBite, about the growing connection between food waste and food insecurity in Australia.
They unpack how millions of tonnes of perfectly good food are wasted each year while more Australians struggle to access nutritious meals and how food rescue organisations are bridging that gap.
Together, they explore:
This episode is a powerful reminder that reducing food waste isn’t just good for the planet — it’s essential for people too.
Listen now to learn how you can help create a fairer, more sustainable food system.
If you’re looking for more ways to save money while living sustainably, my book “365+ Ways to Save the Planet and Your Money at the Same Time” is available now — http://bit.ly/48Fs4CE
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What if your food scraps and garden clippings could help grow new life instead of going to landfill?
In this episode of How To Save Our Planet, Lottie Dalziel sits down with Alex Bastos, Coordinator Waste and Circular Economy at Randwick City Council, to unpack one of Australia’s most successful waste initiatives — FOGO, or Food Organics and Garden Organics recycling.
Together they explore:
If you’ve ever wondered what happens to your food waste after it leaves the bin — or how your local council can make a real impact on climate change — this episode is a must-listen.
Listen to How To Save Our Planet wherever you get your podcasts, and discover how local action is driving national change through FOGO.
If you’re looking for more ways to save money while living sustainably, my book “365+ Ways to Save the Planet and Your Money at the Same Time” is available now — http://bit.ly/48Fs4CE
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In this episode of How To Save Our Planet, we delve into an innovative solution to food waste recycling: maggot farming. Join me as I speak with Goterra's founder, Olympia Yager about how this Australian company is transforming food scraps into valuable resources using black soldier fly larvae. Discover how this sustainable approach not only reduces landfill waste but also contributes to a circular economy. Whether you're passionate about waste reduction or curious about alternative recycling methods, this conversation offers insightful perspectives on the future of sustainable waste management.
Find more about Goterra here.
If you’re looking for more ways to save money while living sustainably, my book “365+ Ways to Save the Planet and Your Money at the Same Time” is available now — http://bit.ly/48Fs4CE
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Composting doesn’t have to be complicated — and in this episode, sustainability expert and author Lottie Dalziel answers all your biggest composting questions.
From apartment composting and worm farms to dealing with cockroaches, bad smells, and “compostable” packaging that isn’t what it seems — this episode covers it all.
Lottie, author of 365+ Ways to Save the Planet and Your Money at the Same Time and the e-book Get a Grip on Composting, breaks down how to turn your food scraps into something valuable for the planet (and your plants).
You’ll learn:
Whether you’re just starting your composting journey or looking to troubleshoot your current setup, this practical, down-to-earth episode will leave you feeling confident and inspired to give composting another go.
Plus, you can download my e-book on composting today.
If you’re looking for more ways to save money while living sustainably, my book “365+ Ways to Save the Planet and Your Money at the Same Time” is available now — http://bit.ly/48Fs4CE
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In this episode, Lottie Dalziel is joined by chef, author, and sustainability advocate Alex Elliott-Howery, the co-founder of the food waste-fighting platform, Cornersmith. Alex has spent over a decade proving that good food and low waste can go hand in hand.
In this conversation, we talk about how community, creativity, and curiosity can help us all reduce food waste — from rethinking what we throw away to rediscovering the joy of seasonal eating. Alex shares her practical tips for making your kitchen more sustainable, the story behind Cornersmith, and why preserving food (and knowledge) matters more than ever.
Whether you’re a home cook, a sustainability enthusiast, or just someone who hates wasting food, this chat will leave you inspired to make small, delicious changes that truly add up.
🎧 Tune in and get ready to see your leftovers in a whole new light.
You can find Alex's cookbooks here https://cornersmith.com.au/collections/cookbook
Find out about Clove here https://clove.kitchen/creator/cornersmith
If you’re looking for more ways to save money while living sustainably, my book “365+ Ways to Save the Planet and Your Money at the Same Time” is available now — http://bit.ly/48Fs4CE
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Australians waste over 7 million tonnes of food every year, and most of it could’ve been eaten. In this episode, sustainability expert Lottie Dalziel chats with Monique from OzHarvest about their new Half-Eaten report and what it reveals about Australia’s food waste crisis.
They unpack why so much food ends up in the bin, the hidden environmental cost, and how small changes — from meal planning to using up leftovers — can make a massive impact.
If you’re looking for practical ways to live more sustainably, reduce food waste, and save money while helping the planet, this episode is a must-listen.
Plus, Lottie shares insights from her new book, 365 Ways to Save the Planet and Your Money at the Same Time, packed with simple, eco-friendly tips to make sustainability easy.
🔗 Explore the Half-Eaten report here http://bit.ly/4h3UNna
If you’re looking for more ways to save money while living sustainably, my book “365+ Ways to Save the Planet and Your Money at the Same Time” is available now — http://bit.ly/48Fs4CE
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The new season of How to Save Our Planet is here! Hosted by sustainability expert and author Lottie Dalziel, this season dives into the everyday actions and big ideas that can help us tackle the climate crisis while saving money at the same time.
From food waste solutions with OzHarvest and Cornersmith, to ocean conservation, plastic pollution, and the future of the Great Barrier Reef, each episode explores practical ways you can live more sustainably — with insights from leading scientists, chefs, innovators, and changemakers.
This season also brings honest conversations about the struggles and realities of living sustainably, making it easier for you to take action at home, at work, and in your community.
👉 Subscribe now to How to Save Our Planet so you don’t miss a single episode — whether you’re curious about composting, looking to cut food waste, or ready to dive into the latest climate solutions.
If you’re looking for more ways to save money while living sustainably, my book “365+ Ways to Save the Planet and Your Money at the Same Time” is available now — http://bit.ly/48Fs4CE
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A central element of Boody's approach is the use of bamboo-based fabrics. We'll uncover the remarkable sustainability benefits of bamboo, from its rapid growth to its minimal water usage, and understand how it aligns perfectly with Boody's mission.
Transparency and honesty are at the heart of Boody's brand. We'll explore how Boody promotes these values in the fashion and e-commerce industry. Boody, Australia and New Zealand’s first B Corp Certified, sustainable underwear brand, is redefining the way we think about our clothing choices.
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Dive into the depths of ocean conservation and activism with our extraordinary guest, Dave Rastovich. A global sport activist, co-host of the Waterpeople Podcast, and a driving force behind Patagonia's upcoming "PROTECT AUSTRALIA’S OCEAN FOR GOOD" events, Dave is not only a celebrated free surfer but also a dedicated advocate for our planet.
Organised by Patagonia, the free events will travel to Melbourne, Sydney and Byron Bay between 8-12 November. Expect in-conversations with leading climate activists, live music and special screenings of acclaimed short-films focused on ocean protection and climate solutions. Find out more here .
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With 72% of Australians disposing of non-stick pots and pans, Kate delves into the startling consequences of this widespread practice. We explore the presence of harmful PFAS ("forever chemicals") in these cookware items and their lasting effects on the environment and human well-being.
But it's not all bleak. Kate shares her mission to bring about a significant change in the cookware industry. With a push to ban PFAS in Australia by 2025, she's eager to see a more sustainable and healthy future for kitchens across the country.
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Join us for an empowering episode as we sit down with Rebecca Prince-Ruiz, the inspiring founder of Plastic Free July. We delve into the origins of the Plastic Free July movement and the importance of reducing plastic consumption for a sustainable future. Rebecca shares insights on how the campaign encourages individuals to take small, impactful actions to reduce plastic waste, not just during the month of July but throughout the year.
Find out more here.
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In this episode, Lottie is chatting down with Ninna Larsen, the unstoppable Founder & CEO of Reground. Join us as we dive into the caffeinated world of waste diversion and circular thinking. From collecting ground coffee and chaff to transforming soft plastics into a valuable resource, Reground is on a mission to brew up some sustainable fun! Discover the secrets behind their creative circular ideas and the impact they've had on the local community. Grab your favourite mug, sit back, and enjoy the caffeinated conversation with Ninna Larsen.
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