I think my challenge is going pretty well, although it is more challenging than I thought it would be. It is such a small habit that is kind of hard to break, of not turning off my lights when I leave my dorm. Especially my desk lamp or light because it's across the room from the door.

This is going well, it is more challenging than I had imagined. I have enjoyed this so far because it is a way to hold me accountable to exercise, and get outside.

Listening to a nature podcast for a few minutes in my day has been a relaxing and comforting way to learn more about the environment. So far it’s going well and I’m noticing more things about the local wildlife and feeling connected with nature.

I’m doing the 5-minute shower challenge. Sometimes I forget and go a little over, but I’m doing pretty well overall. I’ve learned that I usually spend more time in the shower than I realize, and cutting just a few minutes saves a lot of water. Others might find it helpful to set a timer and get everything ready beforehand, because it makes staying under five minutes much easier.

Iv been able to connect with nature more and also conserve energy, this makes me feel proud and starting to be more mindful with what I do to help the earth.

I have started to be more mindful about the electricity that I use, mainly with turning off computers, lights, and fans when I leave my dorm. This has helped me be more mindful of my impact on the environment by reminding me often.

I’ve been walking and even biking more instead of driving. It’s not just better for the environment, but I also find it to be more enjoyable.

I have been spending more time outside. I have found interesting that you miss a lot of things like sound and how animals interact with the environment when you don't pay attention such as being on your phone.

I am planning my meals by buying ingredients like chicken and rice, or bread and sandwich meat, so I can make my own meals in my room and save resources.