Reflection, encouragement, and relationship building are all important aspects of getting a new habit to stick.
Share thoughts, encourage others, and reinforce positive new habits on the Feed.
To get started, share “your why.” Why did you join the challenge and choose the actions you did?
I had planned to do some community gardening and planting some spring veggies and fruits for my neighborhood, yet found myself charged with a very different task. My sister rescued a duckling from a storm drain and I was able to take care of the sweet duckling and find a sanctuary near by so she could be rehabilitated to be released back into the wild. Of course, I fell in love with the baby duck, yet am happy to see her safe and soon free!!
If anyone knows of any farms/ sanctuaries nearby we are still looking for a safe home for her!! Ideally where she can be released once she’s a bit bigger!
Two more days - its been great to get back into the walking and picking up garbage habit. Spent a lot of time looking into the marine aquarium trade today - a complicated issue balancing local needs, hobbyists' ability to raise awareness, and all the other challenges to the reefs. like climate change, flooding, ocean acidifcation. Did not know that anemones bleach just like corals!
I am going to buy 2 guppyfriend laundry bags. The filter option might not fit behind my machine, the cora ball will tangle things. The last article listed in the "learn More' section was helpful and the author carefully reviews some of the research that has been done,
The largest portion of my carbon emission is correlated to my consumption, about 3.9 tons each year. Moving forward, I plan to make changes in what I eat to reduce this output by paying more attention to products with palm oil and by growing, hunting, and fishing my own food.
