Eco-friendly Lithuania
Useful tips & links
Eco-friendly Vilnius
Some useful tips & links from our team
Info & Events
- All green, vegan and zero-waste projects on one page
- Zero-waste blog
- Youtube vlog about climate changes and eco life
- Main info platform about waste management
- Сoalition of Lithuanian environmental NGOs
- Deposit system and taromates map
- Educational summer festival promoting eco-friendly projects and activities
- Forest camp in Anykščiai district about arts and nature
- Podcast about sustainable life
- Best food markets of Vilnius and interesting city tours
- More info about going green in Vilnius
- Platform for your ideas about better city life and infrastructure
- Useful map and events for those who want to join cleanups in Lithuania
- Useful Vilnius contacts in case of different issues
- Non-government educational eco-center
- Another platform to report about problems in Vilnius
- Eco tourism in Lithuania
- Map with drinking water stops in Vilnius
- All events in Vilnius
- Interesting places and activities around Lithuania
Transport
- Public city transport
(not only Vilnius) - Purchase tickets for a public transport in Vilnius
- Bicycle sharing in Vilnius
- Bus tickets and schedules
- Train tickets and schedules
- Baltic sea ferries including Klaipeda routes
- Cars & bikes sharing
- Electric cars sharing
- Electric scooters sharing
- Scooters sharing
(including EU and USA) - Taxi, scooter sharing and food delivery
- Walking challenges and discounts for your steps
Shops & Places
- Zero-waste goods and textile
- Fresh farm products in Vilnius
- Sustainable and eco-friendly community center in Vilnius
- Place for sharing unnecessary stuff
- Here you can offer or find any stuff for rental
- Eco-friendly and sustainable good for kids
- Worldwide app for food & free stuff sharing
- Global second-hand shopping online platform
- Handcraft studio in Vilnius where old jeans are turned into art
- Second-hand shops in Vilnius
- Second-hand retail branch in Lithuania
Inspiration
- Documentary movie (2010).
On the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro is Jardim Gramacho, the world's largest landfill, where men and women sift through garbage for a living. Artist Vik Muniz produces portraits of the workers and learns about their lives. - Selection of eco-films from EcoCup green movie festival
- Documentary movie (2009) about the bottled water industry and its effects on our health, climate change, pollution, and our reliance on oil.
