Guelph Community Team

I thrifted a sweater that had a small snag in the weave. I was able to fix it and it is now ready to wear!

Tonight is the night before my collection day and I am very pleased at how little food waste my household produced this week!

If you add a little to a little, and then do it again, soon that little shall be much! i want to be part of that adding little by little to contribute to the environment we are living in

Plant trees take physical effort, there going to be a lot of sweating plating the tree = good for your physical health and looking at green just simply calm people down and make people feel relax, isnt it ?

lack of education on the negative impact comparing to the overwhelming ads from the business / company that lure you to buy their newly / trendy products

i hvae my eye glass frame broke, and i use glue to stick it back to the glass instead of throwing it away, feel so sorry to throw it away!

money saving is a big factor too!!

I hope to further embed climate-friendly actions into my daily life and learn from others on what else I can do! This is usually my favourite time of the year - the changing colours reminds me to be grateful for what we have and to keep working hard so that everyone can enjoy nature's beauty right in our own backyard (like Preservation Park).

I think we really overlook the importance of talking about climate change. Last Thursday I had a great time discussing climate change with the Sustainable Real Estate class at the University of Guelph. It really made my day to have real conversations about the crisis we're in, but more importantly that all of us have power to do something about.

Very thankful for the lovely weather these past few days! The evening walks with the bright moon have been great!