By walking outside or going on nature walks and maybe go birdwatching to find different types of birds.

There can simply not be a future without pollinators!! The good news is, everyone can do something about it, and by doing it make their life more beautiful. Watch this Pollinator Pathway webinar on great and easy ways to modify our country and city landscapes to offer our pollinators rest and food! 

Food access is one of the most inspiring challenge because in my point off view, it is one that can be most easily achieved and yields the most benefits: restore the Earth's biodiversity, build community, bring joy of eating good food and enjoying good health, of sharing knowledge and food, among many other benefits! During this challenge I have: started seedlings of native plants and vegetables, registered to a CSA, walked with community members building a Food Coop, and watched my town's Transition group's webinar on a garden share project, and more. Vive food self-sufficiency!!

Exercising with others, inviting others on my walk

People will have control of where they get their food. They can get their food from local farms and not from places far far away.  It helps the environment because if you go to your local farms to get your food then the ships that ship food won't use gas and cause pollution. And shipping costs more money. 

You can use a cart or carry the items in your hands or you can ask for a paper bag. You can keep reusable bags by your door for when you go out shopping. Or you can use a shopping cart. Also, you can set an alarm for the time you're leaving to go shopping to remind yourself to bring a bag.

As a subtstitute for plastic bags, we use reusable bags or ask a person that works at your store to use rubber or paper packaging. We also use alot of ziploc bags and instead we could use reusable containers. 

I eat alot of fruits and vegetables and I meditate. I also practice self care by being mindful.