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Canada Sarah Robertson-Barnes is a sustainability writer, educator, and speaker, currently living in the suburbs of Toronto, Canada, creating sustainable solutions to modern everyday challenges.
Collaborated with Bulk Barn on various content creation initiatives. Sarah aims to bring brand awareness for eco-friendly products and campaigns.
Partnered with IKEA Canada for content creation, aligning with her mission to inspire others to make sustainable changes.
Engaged in collaborations with A&W Canada, focusing on promoting sustainable practices and eco-conscious choices.
Worked with LCBO on projects related to sustainable living and consumption.
Partnered with TD Canada in content creation, promoting eco-friendly initiatives and campaigns.
Collaborated with Environmental Defence on various campaigns, emphasizing her expertise in sustainable solutions.
Authored feature-length articles for EcoParent, focusing on zero waste education and sustainable parenting.
Contributed feature-length articles to Alive magazine.
Provided copywriting services, including feature-length articles, for Recycle Coach.
Has written feature-length articles for The Zero Waste Collective.
Sarah Robertson-Barnes is a writer, educator, and speaker focused on sustainable living. She resides in the suburbs of Toronto, Canada, with her husband, two children, and rescue dog. Her work centers on promoting a low-waste lifestyle amidst convenience-driven culture, emphasizing that sustainable practices are achievable and crucial for future generations. Sarah shares practical approaches through her blog, ‘Sustainable in the Suburbs,’ aiming to inspire individuals and families to integrate sustainable habits into their daily routines.
Her background includes studies in neuroscience, and prior roles as a high school teacher and a medical writer. These experiences contribute to her structured and fact-based approach to sustainability education. Sarah has maintained a vegetarian diet since the 1990s, and her family follows a plant-based diet. Her interests extend to knitting, gardening, and specific historical and pop culture figures like Anne Boleyn and Beyoncé, demonstrating a diverse personal profile.
Currently, Sarah operates as a sustainability writer, educator, speaker, and small business consultant. She offers tailored services to assist individuals and organizations in achieving their sustainability objectives. Her work includes developing digital resources such as a ‘Beginner’s Guide to a Sustainable Kitchen’ and customizable waste audit workbooks, designed to support practical, real-life shifts toward greener living without compromising modern conveniences.
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