Event ending June 30, 2026

This Ecochallenge event will come to a close on June 30, 2026. We appreciate all who participated!

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June 2 at 6:01 AM

I took a picture similar to this last year and I ended up getting it tattooed on my hand. This is happening right now. The moon headed to set behind Mt Hood is not something we see often, but it is spectacular when it does. The tattoo has a lot of meaning to me and my family, but I will spare y'all the details. The pic of my hand isn't the best...

Ian McGimsey
June 1 at 3:44 PM

Since I don't usually buy much aside from food right now, for consumerism week, I decided to try to avoid eating out for a week and avoid buying snacks for convenience. I had to plan a little bit better for groceries, but ended up only purchasing a nutrition bar. I'm not sure how many snacks I get on a weekly average, but I would guess that...

Tiffany LaFountain
June 1 at 3:21 PM

For the week focused on water, I involved a portion of my eco-change project: planting native. I chose to plant a snowberry bush, two Oregon grapes, two western sword ferns, and two spreading rush starts. I planted these in my rain garden, and they should all need minimal to no additional watering.

Tiffany LaFountain