A Simple Story for Earth Day
If all of us contribute to doing simple things, we can join together in achieving great things. Let’s work toward a 60% reduction of plastic by 2040.
If all of us contribute to doing simple things, we can join together in achieving great things. Let’s work toward a 60% reduction of plastic by 2040.
Recently, I was delighted to find a Storywalk® reading of Micha Archer’s “Wonder Walkers.” A perfect way to celebrate Earth Day 2023.
What’s ahead for you in 2023? I’m excited for a whole world of possibilities.
Any guesses where we’re headed for this year’s Octoberfest Brewery Tour? Think freshwater, border crossings and, of course, craft beer!
Today is Rachel Carson’s birthday and she would have been 115. Her views on the interrelatedness of nature and our impact on the world still resonate today.
Even if you never visit state or national parks, you inadvertently are benefitting from them. Here are three reasons why our protected lands are important.
If you are in touch with creation, then you are in touch with its creator. We can find God in nature and a childlike simplicity of appreciating his gift.
As I wrap up my #52HikeChallenge, I’m thankful for trails and those who maintain them. I’m also motivated to pay it forward. Need pro bono in 2022?
Celebrate National Trails Day with a hiking poster! Beautifully showcase Wisconsin’s Ice Age Trail while keeping track of each segment you hike. A fun activity for the whole family.
Kermit the Frog had it right when he said it’s not easy being green. Case in point: eco-friendly paper for my upcoming map project.
Proposals for a new Civilian Climate Corps have me researching CCC history and remembering my YCC days. These social programs benefitted far more than those who participated.
I’m reading “All Creation Waits” for Advent. It’s a beautiful preparation for the change of seasons and coming Christmas.