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I am a 5 year old boy living in Miami, and I love animals and nature so I want to do things that help them. I'm excited to be part…
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Protect The Earth+ 3 years, 10 months agoThis group is in St. Louis on the map, but says California. Where is it actually based?
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Protect The Earth+ 3 years, 11 months agoHey everybody! There’s a YouTube channel that I recommend called SaveAFox! Not only do they post cute and silly videos of foxes, but they are a small organization. Those foxes were rescued from fur farms or other tough situations! If you would like to contribute to help the foxes, then you can purchase some of there merchandise at h…[Read more]
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Ok! That’s great! Thanks for telling us!
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Jisette posted an update in the group
Protect The Earth+ 4 years agoIdea: What if we all try planting or contributing to a bee/butterfly garden? And we can also try volunteering for places that help the earth?
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Good idea! 💡 Unfortunately I don’t really have a backyard for plants, but I do see places to volunteer that help the planet!
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I like the idea, too! I have a big, BIG backyard, so I could do one there! Do you think that would help?
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EcoPact posted an update in the group
EcoPact- A Kid’s Environmental Society 4 years agoHi all, if you’re looking for another way to help stop deforestation, look at the toilet paper that your family uses. A lot of common brands such as Charmin, Ultra Soft, and Cottonelle cut down a lot of trees and use no recycling to make a lot of their toilet paper. Other brands such as Seventh Generation and more use recycled paper or bamboo,…[Read more]
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Teresa Steinmeyer McKillop posted an update in the group
The Little Things 4 years agoToday is the day of the Animal Shelter project! If you’d like to learn quick and simple ways to create enrichment items for shelters near you, check out our Projects page!
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Teresa Steinmeyer McKillop posted an update in the group
The Little Things 4 years agoThere are a couple new projects posted in the group! I am particularly excited about the Support Your Local Animal Shelter project! We will be making toys for animal shelters using material you may have at home already.
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Thanks for joining us Violeta! Keep an eye on our Projects tab because I will be adding more soon!
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EcoPact posted an update in the group
EcoPact- A Kid’s Environmental Society 4 years, 1 month agoFashion and clothing actually has a large environmental impact! For more sustainable clothing,here are some ideas:
-buy already used clothes from thrift stores
-after you are done with your clothes, donate them to thrift stores and hand them or hand them down to younger siblings, cousins, neighbors, or people you know
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Milkweed for Monarchs 4 years, 1 month agoThere is a new Roots & Shoots Facebook page called Move 4 Monarchs – Roots & Shoots group. It has a ton of information to help find native milkweed and resources for a garden.
Did you all have Monarchs this past spring and summer? I live in Ventura, California where we have some Monarchs year-round that they call a “resident population.” But we…[Read more]
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