Participating in such event showed me how many people are supporting the cause despite of who you are nor where you are from. A lot of children participated, and it is very promising that how they are learning about the environment at such early ages. They will run a great future.

It is up to us to ensure the prosperity of pristine ecosystems

We see the human impacts around us and move to shake them and rectify our mistakes the best we can. We #StandUp4CleanUp to inspire and accelerate the growth and development of a better, more inclusive and sustainable Thunder Bay. To honor these ancestral lands with stewardship.

We use fabric bags instead of plastic for buying produce.

Our personal vehicles are a major cause of global warming. I took this picture in the parking lot at Lakehead University. The emergency sign indicates that the need to take action on climate is more urgent and more immediate than ever.

“We have single mission: to protect and hand on the planet to the next generation” – Francois Hollande

This week I learned how to compost. Turns out it’s really easy! This is what 3 days of composting looks like. Imagine what it will look like in one year… two years! I think I’m going to need a bigger bucket!
#composting#reducewaste

121 young people from 14 schools across northwestern Ontario have gathered together for 3 days to learn about the complexities of climate change, explore what it means to be an Agent of Change, and design an action campaign to make change in their communities. Powerful! Amazing!

On my way home, I saw this house with solar panels on top. It shows a bright future for the home buyers. I believe that our next generation can live in a “net-zero” home, and the electrical-generation technology would be cheaper and simpler!

Climate change is resulting in an increase in earth’s temperature globally. This temperature rise will result in disappearance of mountain glaciers, sea ice and rivers. Sea level rise can displace 10% of the world’s population.