Join our Living Greenways Campaign to promote zero plastic footprint zones, help revitalize native landscapes, counter habitat fragmentation and suggest alternatives as we rebuild environmentally sensitive areas worldwide.
Our goal is to partner with city planners, businesses and homeowners to promote habitat conservation that will help wildlife that depends on them. Indirectly, people will be rewarded with natural oasis while restoring biodiversity in a sustainable way. Such habitats will provide health benefits to humans and help mitigate environmental health issues that pose a growing threat to our society.
This campaign can be an engaging team building activity at school and work or a fun family activity at home.
We are not looking for fund raising or donations. Let's partner to make the world around us a better place.
This Campaign started out of our passion for insect conservation and reversing climate change. Learn more at SaveInsects.com and CarbonActivity.com
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Someone's sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago - Warren Buffett
Plastics (generic name as polymer) has become a growing problem. Though, single use plastic bags and packaging are in limelight, there are a multitude of plastic applications in daily use. We need to reduce plastic use before the earth turns into a gigantic trash can. Listen to a brief history of how we got here. Check out a brief timeline.
Give nature a chance. If we help nature, she will help us in return. Encourage businesses, homeowners and city planners to build natural landscapes. If the space is a limited or in hardscape features like walkways, use flower pots. Planting in pots means local research—something than can be lots of fun.
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We are a sister and brother duo from New York with a mission to save nature. We spend much of our free time learning and teaching others about the environmental challenges facing us all.
We go to different places to raise awareness about plastic pollution and suggestions like promoting zero plastic zones. We highlight the need to expand urban landscapes to benefit humans and insects alike. We have spoken at the High Line, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Sarah Lawrence College, Savannah Bee Company, New York Hall of Science, American Museum of Natural History, Clearwater Festival, Yonkers Science Barge, Nature Girls, Girl Scouts, Town Hall, the UN and several schools. We have helped plan the Earth Day event and participated in Green Eastchester festival in our town.
Join our quest to discover science, explore nature, go outside, use technology efficiently, do something good and save the world.
