Robin Greenfield News Today

In 2021, the City of Gainesville planted a variety of trees to create an area for people to come and pick fruit–without strings attached.

Robin Greenfield stood outside the tiny house he built in Orlando, Florida. Sierra Ford Robin Greenfield, 37, is an author and activist teaching people how to…

Robin Greenfield lives in off-grid tiny houses and forages his food. The outdoor homes rarely have running water or electricity.

Robin Greenfield hasn't worn shoes in more than a decade, even while hiking mountains or ambling through the grocery store.

Robin Greenfield once dreamed of becoming a millionaire by 30. Now, at 36, he voluntarily lives on less than $11,000 per year, eats mostly foraged and locally grown food and lives in a small dwelling that he built himself.

Robin Greenfield once dreamed of becoming a millionaire by 30. Now, at 36, he voluntarily lives on less than $11,000 per year, eats mostly foraged and locally grown food and lives in a small dwelling that he built himself. Hes part of a larger movement of "zero-waste activism," which includes those who strive to eliminate trash altogether, as well as people who maintain a more typical lifestyle but limit the amount they consume. For Greenfield, its meant changing nearly every aspect of...

The father asks, “I see you are in between jobs.

Environmental activist Robin Greenfield, 36, has been wiping with leaves instead of toilet paper for a decade now — and she has no plans to stop.

In a few days, we will be celebrating the holiday of Shavuot and completing the cycle of “the counting of the omer.” One of the age-old questions regarding Sefiras Ha’Omer is why the days are counted ‘up,’ rather than ‘counting down,’ as often happens when we anticipate something.

A small boy, maybe six or seven years old, was anxiously waiting for a bus with a group of older children.