Starting a new read: All We Can Save; Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis.

Watched a doc on MMIW - Missing Murdered Indigenous Women. Women go missing all the time, their story never told. But women of color go missing at much higher numbers. Let's build a community focused on protecting all women, not just white women.

Watched a few docs on over-fishing, dying coral reefs, and marine-focus cultures.

Harvested seeds from my garden and shared them with family members as well as neighbors in the community. Also helped neighbors with their own gardens.

Pulled dead plants from the garden, weeded, and added a fresh round of succession seeds. Recycled old pots for sunflowers seeds harvested from last year's sunflowers.

Learned about the feminist bird club from this eco challenge and shared the details with a friend of mine who lives in the same area as the club. She is looking into joining.

Make a compost crate inside of your garden bed so worm castings can be dispersed throughput your entire garden.

Access to public transportation is a social justice issue! I will learn about the need for public transportation in my community and tell 1 friends or colleagues per day about the issue.

I will create a climate-focused strategic plan for my business/team/self.

I will research my local communities recycling programs and options.

I will learn more about conservation efforts in my local community or state.

I will explore how resilient partnerships are working to curve the effects of climate change.

I will research 1% for the Planets planet impact fund.

I will spend 60 minutes reading up on how banking impacts the environment, and looking into options to divest from fossil fuels.

Racial inequity is both a sustainability and justice problem. I will support businesses owned by people of color (shopping, sharing, writing reviews if purchased).

I will research tool libraries and other sharing economy organizations in my area and rent instead of buy next time I need something they offer.

I will look into my rights to nature by researching the four linked organizations.

Take the Outdoorist Oath to understand your impact.

I will research my local communities composting options.

I will spend at least 60 minutes learning about water and air quality issues in my area, how they are impacting human and environmental health, and how I can help.

I will calculate my Water Footprint to learn about my tap water use and "virtual water" use.

I will research what regenerative agriculture is and the impact that it can have on curbing the effects of climate change.

I will spend 60 minutes researching local and/or regenerative food options in my community.

I will commit to sending the pledge to 15 colleagues, friends, etc.

Take the Intersectional Environmentalist Pledge to understand your impact.

I will enter my address to find out what Native land I currently live on