When Carly realises tape is ruining recycling, she hatches a sneaky plan to switch it all out—making her town's packages eco-friendly again!

Amidst a ferocious windstorm, Carly hatches her wittiest scheme yet—convincing the Mayor her "fans" will stop the wind, but not as expected

On her first day interning at a renewable energy company, Carly discovers the office's lunchroom is drowning in food packaging waste...

The story continues... Can Carly stop the over fishing with a classic Cunning Carly?! Let's see!

Carly's ocean adventure take a surprising turn as she confronts the reality of overfishing - only to discover an even bigger threat looming!

Ugly food tastes as great as beautiful food - so why is no one eating it?

A rare sea turtle discovery makes Cunning Carly test the water on a new cunning plan!

Part 2 - An over enthusiastic helper gets a little... over enthusiastic... when helping Cunning Carly garden!

Part 1 - An over enthusiastic helper gets a little... over enthusiastic... when helping Cunning Carly garden!

When all those plastics bottles are not recycled, we need a cunning plan from a Cunning Carly

Are Super Stores all that great when it comes to the local produce? Cunning Carly finds out!

Carly and family head to a restaurant for food, but when the cutlery is made out of plastic, a Cunning Carly is needed!

Can Carly come up with a Cunning Carly to help reduce care fumes from petrol cars on the way to school?!

Carly's at the HAPSIE Space Station with her school, but how do you get the best view?

With the weather still cold, Cunning Carly has a cunning plan as to how we can slow down emissions generated form extra heating!

Can a cold day help sort a single-use problem? We need a cunning Carly?

There's something polluting the skies. Can Carly find some cunningness to make it stop?!

Carly is out in the shops and teaching grownups a lesson about disposable wrapping paper...

Carly tricks those driving who drive the cars to actually play an important role in helping the environment... Just this once...

As the trees get logged, sustainability is clogged