WVC Green Team

I planted no herbs, but lettuce! and it finally grew to maturity!

I’ve been a lot more conscious about turning the lights off when I’m not in a room thanks to this challenge!

I saw the Great Blue Heron along with the Black Crowned Night Herons again down in Rock Island. The picture below is off the Great Blue Heron.

I can advocate more, and be involved in campaigns, marches, protests, committees, and many other groups to have our voices heard to inform others how to live more sustainably.

A major activity is global warming. The warmth of our air melts ice caps, increases the ocean level floods into towns and gets into their freshwater and makes it too salty because of salinization. Locally though, pesticide and fertilizer run off can get into the river and pollute our water. We can try to create better fertilizers or use less of...

My oldest and I watched a documentary called Gather, we learned a lot about food sovereignty. It was pretty interesting to about native food and its history.

Organized all my paperwork yesterday. I had stuff from years ago that I was able to recycle. I also made a new system for paper coming in and made file folders to put things away that I wanted to keep. My desk looks so much better and I feel more capable of handling incoming paper!

I saw rare Black Crowned Night Herons in Rock Island! An adult was spotted before I went, but I only ended up seeing the juveniles. However, it was an exciting addition to my bird life list! I would attach a picture, but I got so excited when I saw the birds that I forgot to take one!

It was a beautiful day for a walk along the loop train in Wenatchee! We saw an eagle, lots of Canada geese, and plenty of dogs being walked :)

I went birding at Walla Walla Point Park today where I saw over five hundred ducks! I also saw a bunch of cool birds at my feeder today. The birds pictured below are American Goldfinches on my feeder and a Song Sparrow and House Finches on my birdbath.