This was a wonderful tool to guide us into deeper awareness of how our everyday actions impact environmental awareness. It helped me see the power of spending time in nature, reflecting on the responsibilities and opportunities we have to affect positive change. It helped me remember my reusable bags, to bring extra reusable straws to share with others, and impacted my choices at stores. Its been fun sharing my learnings with those in my community. Every little bit matters!

Just found out the land I live on, once belonged to the Gabrieleno native tribe. How fitting. I remember hearing about the tribe in grade school on field trips to museums.

I learned so much by doing this challenge! Probably my biggest take-away is the huge impact that the current banking industry has on climate change and fossil fuel investment. My goal in the next month is to transition to a climate-friendly bank and close the account I've had for decades with one of the banks that is at the top of the list of offenders.

Crazy how much trash can be picked up in 1 - 2 hours at the beach

I really like using compostic bags!

Great! Proud I'm not adding to the overpopulation problem!

I love not making a negative impact on the planet! Not having children brings me pride in this.

Being outside is kind of an easy one, since I spend a lot of time outdoors with my dog each day. We may not always take a new path or even leave the backyard, but we make sure to take in lots of fresh out and wrestle around in the grass.

I learned that I live on the native land of Pequossette and the Nonantum tribes, who settles along river banks.

Nice to know what small changes make an impact!