![Karyn Knox's avatar](/system/users/avatars/000/223/444/thumb/GGG_2.jpeg?1688071506)
Karyn Knox
"To provide science-based education about the impact of food choices, empowering current and future consumers and leaders to help create a healthier, more sustainable food system for all. "
POINTS TOTAL
- 0 TODAY
- 0 THIS WEEK
- 1,398 TOTAL
participant impact
-
UP TO1bag of littercollected
-
UP TO197milestraveled by bike
-
UP TO1documentarywatched
-
UP TO45dollarsdonated
-
UP TO40minutesspent exercising
-
UP TO955minutesspent learning
-
UP TO5,340minutesspent outdoors
-
UP TO66single-use bagsnot sent to the landfill
Karyn 's actions
Just Economies
Commit to the future
I will commit to shop at minority owned businesses after the Ecochallenge is finished.
Rights to Nature
Explore our Directory and donate to a Cause you Care About
I will donate 20 dollars to an environmental partner focused on environmental or social initiatives.
Rights to Nature
Share your Knowledge
I will share with others what I have learned about rights to nature during the Ecochallenge.
Rights to Nature
Explore our waterways
I will explore my local waterways by either researching or participating in water conservation efforts near me.
Resilient Communities
Plan for the Future
I will create a climate-focused strategic plan for my business/team/self.
Resilient Communities
Learn About Constructive Communication
I will spend 15 minute(s) learning about constructive communication.
Just Economies
Research regenerative organic agriculture
I will research what regenerative agriculture is and the impact that it can have on curbing the effects of climate change.
Rights to Nature
Bike
I will commit to biking 5 miles.
Conservation and Restoration
Repurpose or Repair an Item to Keep it out of the Landfill
I will repair or mend items that would have otherwise been thrown away.
Conservation and Restoration
Participate in a Beach/Park Clean up, Whether you do a Solo Cleanup or Take a Group!
I will spend 2 hours cleaning up a local park, beach or my neighborhood.
Conservation and Restoration
Calculate My Water Footprint
I will calculate my Water Footprint to learn about my tap water use and "virtual water" use.
Just Economies
Research the Planet Impact Fund
I will research 1% for the Planets planet impact fund.
Rights to Nature
Know your Rights (to Nature)
I will look into my rights to nature by researching the four linked organizations.
Just Economies
Support a Justice-Centered Organization or Individual
I will donate 25 to climate justice.
Resilient Communities
Explore Resilient Partnerships
I will explore how resilient partnerships are working to curve the effects of climate change.
Resilient Communities
Take Time to Address Possible Cultural Biases Within your Organization or in your Personal Life
Making lasting change means having diverse voices leading the charge. Learn about and then implement ways to make your workplace/community a more accessible and diverse place.
Rights to Nature
Get Outside
I will get outside for 120 minutes each day.
Conservation and Restoration
Use Reusable Bags
If at all possible, I will not accept any disposable bags when making purchases.
Rights to Nature
Take a Hike
I will explore my local hiking trails.
Rights to Nature
Take the Outdoorist Oath
Take the Outdoorist Oath to understand your impact.
Rights to Nature
Take the Intersectional Environmentalist Pledge
Take the Intersectional Environmentalist Pledge to understand your impact.
Just Economies
Watch a documentary on the factory farm meat industry
I will watch a documentary on how the factory farm meat industry contributes to climate change.
Rights to Nature
Get Gardening
I will start my own, or join a local community garden in order to lessen my food impact.
Rights to Nature
Discover which Native Tribe's land you live on
I will enter my address to find out what Native land I currently live on
Participant Feed
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?
-
Karyn Knox 8/09/2023 5:20 AMWe are almost finished with the challenge, and I must say, I will miss it! I will still do all of the amazing outdoor activities and will continue to be very eco-conscious, but having this community to share it with has been very fun!:)-
Michael O'Neil 8/09/2023 8:25 AMI will miss this too! Has been great to see what other ways everyone has been learning and making new habits. Very inspiring.
-
-
Karyn Knox 8/08/2023 8:43 AMGot out this weekend on a long and beautiful bike ride this weekend with amazing vista views! So grateful for all of the beauty that nature blesses us with!:):) -
Karyn Knox 8/04/2023 5:32 AMWe have So many cucumbers ready at the same time in our garden that I am going to try to make pickles this weekend! We also have over 20 butternut squash growing now, so we are planning a big batch of soup to freeze and enjoy over the winter! So exciting!:)-
Debbie Cravey 8/04/2023 8:21 AMThat's a lot of squash! Great idea to freeze soup. I'm also intrigued by your pickle project. Can't wait to hear how it goes!
-
-
Karyn Knox 7/30/2023 9:48 AMOur first beautiful radish started to raise itself out of the ground, so we harvested it! It is as spicy and yummy as it is pretty!:)-
Michael O'Neil 7/30/2023 11:52 AMCongrats!!! That is cause for celebration!
-
-
Karyn Knox 7/26/2023 9:54 AMMy garden is exceeding my expectations this year, and my time spent caring for it is one of my favorite parts of the day! Check out the baby cucumber, the squash blossom complete with a happy bee inside, and flowering bean sprouts!-
Debbie Cravey 7/26/2023 7:21 PMHappy bees make me happy!
- And Casey, that's good to know about the flowers. I had no idea, and wouldn't have risked it. I look forward to trying this next season. -
Casey Clemens 7/26/2023 1:35 PMSquash blossoms are my favorite! (I grow zucchini just to have the blossoms.) Picking some of the male flowers won't reduce your squash count, either, as long as some remain to pollinate the female flowers. So you get to have two different kinds of harvests from one kind of plant!
-
-
Karyn Knox 7/14/2023 7:31 AMWe got a good rain here yesterday, and my garden is so happy about it! I literally have dozens of baby cucumbers and our bean sprouts are starting to climb their trellis! Growing food is so fulfilling!:)-
Amber Snyder 7/17/2023 4:12 PMYay! How exciting :)
-
-
Karyn Knox 7/11/2023 11:23 AM