This
project covers topics related to the great outdoors, such
as fishing, hunting, wildlife, forestry, and how to save
our natural world. How can you combine your interest in
the environment with helping the community? Here are a few
ideas!
- help
"stomp" a new trail in a park, historical area,
etc.
- sponsor
a program to take kids on "a day in the woods"
- help
younger kids with a leaf collection and identification project
- plant
trees at a local school, park, community building, etc.
- help
neighbors create a compost pile
- participate
in the FACE project to create habitat for wildlife
- educate
people on the negative impact of development on wildlife
habitats, and ways to work around them and create homes
for people and wildlife
- teach
a hunter safety course
- have
a fishing contest to raise money for a local charity
- raise
goldfish with a day care or elementary class
- organize
a river clean-up day
- take
kids and/or elderly neighbors on a fishing trip to a nearby
pond
- put
up wood duck boxes, blue bird boxes, etc.
- build
and place bird boxes or feeders at a nursing home
- organize
a recycling program
- collect
and recycle old phone books
- host
a park clean-up day
- promote
water conservation
- put
up posters of ways to conserve electricity
- teach
a workshop on making crafts from used items (such as a Coke
can lamp)
- help
senior citizens make Christmas ornaments from used items
(such as bottles or light bulbs)
- assist
with exotic plant control at a nature education center
- put
up recycling bins at the county fair and give the money
earned to a local charity
- help
clean up after a flood, tornado, or other disaster
- teach
others (through posters, workshops, etc.) about pollution
What other ideas can you come up with?
We
have a duty in our country to make sure
our land is preserved, our air is clean,
our water is pure, our parks are accessible
and open and well-preserved.
~
President George W. Bush
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