Green Club blog

Minna Lydia Terasmaa, October 1, 2026

Too often, we speak of humans, animals, and nature in general as if they were fundamental opposites, when in reality, we too are animals; we rely on the same resources that nature provides. We make decisions with regard only to our own – often very short-term – well-being. 

But what if we were to look at things differently? From someone else’s perspective.

Minna Lydia Terasmaa, August 25, 2026

Change begins with small steps! None of us is perfect, and no one expects you to go from zero to a hundred overnight, the goal of the campaign isn't to push everyone to become vegan, but rather to open new doors and help reduce meat consumption.

Two free passes to the Vegan Fair taking place in October will be raffled off among the participants!

Minna Lydia Terasmaa, April 25, 2026

On April 25, a demonstration titled "The forest is for bequeathing, not for plundering" took place in Tallinn. The Tallinn University Green Club was also represented.

But what exactly is this forest of ours, and why is it so important? 

Minna Lydia Terasmaa, March 22, 2026

The global water crisis affects us all, yet women are disproportionately affected compared to men. For this reason, the central theme of Water Day this year is water and gender. 

Minna Lydia Terasmaa, March 4, 2026

Overshoot Day marks the date when humanity's or a nation's demand for ecological resources and services in a given year exceeds the capacity to regenerate them within that same year. Earth Overshoot Day is announced annually on June 5th, World Environment Day. Last year, it fell on July 24th.

Overshoot Day arrives earlier each year. This is not sustainable. At current consumption levels, we are living as if we had multiple Earths from which to draw resources. 

February 10, 2026

Show some love to Planet Earth this year, too! Here are three ideas for sustainable gift-giving. 

December 18, 2025

Skip the unnecessary purchases this year and do something good for both your loved ones and nature! Here are six ideas for sustainable gift-giving.