Seaside Sustainability Squad

I think I will keep on learning on climate risks and water justice.

I'm so happy to finish this Ecochallenge. I've learned I'm not so bad on the actions I do everyday, but I could do more on advocating.

I joined the challenge to better assess my day to day actions. Some are easy but other one are harder like learning about water access justice every day.

I've updated my rhythm to study LEED ND: I do small regular trainings, every day. I think it is better than 1 big training each week.

This week and another witness of coastline erosion in Nova Scotia. Some trails near Peggies Cove have collasped into the see. We can still see some grass laying on rocks.

The Earth Month parade in Halifax was a bit to gentle to my eyes as we walked along pedestrian seaside then play and dance in a public park. Very few people should have seen this parade and understand why these people walk for the Earth.

It goes very well and I'm proud to be part of it.

I realized that the packaging represents a big volume and consumes a lot of blue plastic bags those are requested by the municipality which collect my waste.

When I do this I think people feel the same as when I see someone picking litter outside they hone: goodness.

I went in a forest closed to my house (10min by driving). I enjoyed old trees and felt uncomfortable on area where storms already wrenched trees. You can see where storms hit and where not.