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Taking time to organize what teams leave behind in a move and then create a second life thru donations or alerting other team members of the items that are available. Saving items from the trash. By the way, if anyone reads and needs metal desk organizers or binders, I got boxes:)

Met new friends and got some great exercise! Feeling comfortable in an effort that everyone is trying to achieve the same goal.

Brownsburg - Northridge cleanup day at the parks edge. Debris was removed from the winter and now all the spring flowers are popping up and it looks lovely.

As part of Earth Month, I’ve been reflecting on how deeply grounding it can be to truly step into nature—even when it’s outside my comfort zone. Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to spend two days at Saint Meinrad Archabbey, a Benedictine monastery in southern Indiana. During our retreat, we were encouraged not to stay sequestered...

Dear Paul, I met up with a couple of team members yesterday at Ball Hospital. I am now officially on the Green Team with the chat too. :)

I felt sort of guilty because yesterday I went to the audit and READ it but didn't actually do an audit. It just seems like a daunting task for a one person green team (at least in my department :)). Today I went back and checked for maybe some activities I could host to get some interest going. Guess I'll keep looking or perhaps some of you...

It just makes sense to return the nutrients back to the soil. We also compost our duck's wood chip bedding as well as grass clippings, on top of the food waste. We don't normally have a lot to contribute, but all of the cuttings left over from our fruits and veggies. It takes a little more care, but it is helpful towards our garden and the soil...

Potatoes, onions, tomatoes, carrots, greens, strawberries, asparagus, and not sure what else we will add. It is so nice to see them grow and become stronger. We already got to eat our asparagus. We got ducks to help keep the soil watered by their duck pool water. They are excellent source of nutrition for the soil, plus adorable and make us...

Yard work, pulling invasive species.

Practicing Bilateral movement