We want to know what you think about Inhabitat so that we can keep making it better, so we’re conducting a brief reader survey, and asking for your participation. We promise that it will only take
We’ve been racking our brains for ways we can make Inhabitat better, but we realized, who better to ask for ideas than our very own readers?! So to help us improve our content and better understand
We love brainstorming ways that we can make Inhabitat better, but at the end of the day, we really want to know what YOU, our readers, think. That’s why we’re conducting a quick survey –
WE WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOU THINK! Our readers are the backbone of Inhabitat, and we want to get to know you a little better! What do you like about Inhabitat? What could we do better? If you want to let us
We’d like to give a big ‘Thank you’ to all our readers who took the time to fill out our Inhabitat Reader Survey- with your feedback we’re able to continually improve and give our
Drumroll please…. after a few days of public voting and much internal discussion, we’re proud to announce that Rob Metke of San Diego, the man behind “I Give A Hoot,” has been
Trees are easy to love- they absorb carbon dioxide, produce oxygen, shade you from the summer heat, and have even been proven to increase property values. However, certain species of trees aren’t as
Q: I’m a regular reader and make my living as a furniture designer/builder. I confess I’m in love with bamboo – I use it as often as I can and would love to spout to every client about
With all the recent talk of CFL’s, LED’s, and other fancy-sounding efficient lighting options, we thought it fitting to resolve some of your lingering lighting and lightbulb questions for this
Our first week’s ASK INHABITAT focuses on green electronics — and to deal with this often complex subject matter we’ve brought in Jennifer Van Der Meer, product designer, research
