ITSM Green Giants

Thank you Ecochallenge for another great year! See you next year :)

I would love to be BOTH! However, I live in an apartment with no direct sunlight and I have a cat. I do not want to keep plants that he can eat. I picked this action because I wanted to put some energy into finding what i could grown on my porch in the shade. I am going to try growing herbs. Mint, Chives, and cilantro :)

Final Day! It was great being a part of this challenge.

https://rockwallcountymuseum.com/rock-wall/ I visited the museum at Harry Myers Park and learned about the rock wall from which the town got its name. Community Identity and Pride: Preserving historical places helps to foster a sense of belonging and pride within communities by highlighting their unique heritage.

I signed the global plastics treaty petition via the earth day website. Reduced Plastic Waste and Pollution: Biodegradable Alternatives: Shifting from plastic to materials like bioplastics, bamboo, or glass can drastically reduce the amount of plastic entering landfills and oceans. Recycling and Reuse: Improving recycling infrastructure...

I watched the Bumble Bee Atlas: Ecology and Conservation: 2025 that was posted a couple of days ago. Please give it a watch. So many interesting facts/ideas and love for bees discussed. Speakers did a GREAT job. Without pollinators we would face a less diverse and nutritious food supply.

This challenge is getting tougher, but exciting! As we have approached the final week, I want to express how grateful I feel to be a part of the Eco challenge and to have understood nature and its importance a little better. <3

In Rockwall County, Texas, water justice issues arise from a combination of factors, including the town of McLendon-Chisolm's dependence on a private water utility, RCH (Rockwall County Holdings), for its water supply, and concerns about the company's ability to adequately meet the needs of the community. Additionally, concerns about dam...

Watched YouTube Jessica Lobo from Canon explains why sustainability matters - Asking yourself who not, instead of why? I liked that.

Thank you EVERYONE for making a difference.