Just before the end of the school year, our Parenting and Green ERGs organized an educational and hands-on event called "Protect Our Planet, Preserve Our Future." The event was designed to raise awareness about nature, sustainability, and community, and also to inspire and promote healthy living, while instilling a sense of responsibility towards our planet Earth. It began with an interactive educational session for adults and children, featuring videos and presentations showcasing the wonders of nature and planet Earth. Additionally, we facilitated a panel discussion involving both adults and kids on ways to better preserve nature and the Earth. To add to the enjoyment, we included games and quizzes that engaged the entire audience. The second part of the event focused on a green area cleanup. As Novartis associates, we take pride in caring for our community. Therefore, we organized a clean-up activity in a nearby green area to reduce litter and promote a cleaner, healthier environment. This provided a wonderful opportunity to give back to the community while enjoying an afternoon outdoors with colleagues and their families. Kristina Kostadinova, PMP Rezarta Korbel MBA, CISM Gabriela Smith
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So glad I went to this event in Bristol last night! So many dot joining moments. Deep knowledge and inspiration from all the panellists Will McBain, CHARLOTTE HITCHMOUGH and Simon Evans. A particular highlight for me was Simon Evans' (CEO of the Wye and Usk Foundation) thread of connection when he spoke about how the elevated price of housing, forces household incomes to require cheaper food. As such, it influences the nature of our agricultural practices - to produce and import food at the cheapest cost - which lead to river pollution and eradication of freshwater species and rivers' ability to respond resiliently to rapidly changing climatic conditions. So upward trends in cost of housing puts downward pressure on cost of food at final customer level, which ripples through our global food production system so we can't 'afford' agricultural systems that don't destroy soil and pollute / damage entire river catchments. And that continues to ripple out into untold environmental and human health consequences. This isn't to say that housing costs are a sole driver of the many issues we face around food and farming and water. It is to say that more dot joining and deep exploration of the causes of the causes of the causes is good Public Health practice and systems-thinking of a high order. https://lnkd.in/eFsq4WpA
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#regenerativeAg Common Ground (movie) talks about how to save our soil and how that ties into climate issues
Thank you for the feature, Good Morning America! We will be playing in over 30 theaters across the country starting today! Every ticket sold helps grow the movement to regenerate 100 million acres by 2025. Get your tickets or request your local theater at https://lnkd.in/ebh4YP-e! Learn about our 100M Acres Project at https://lnkd.in/dj-wRCZN. Common Ground (Movie) features the following #soil health champions: Laura Dern, Jason Momoa, Donald Glover, Woody Harrelson, Ian Somerhalder, Rosario Dawson, Gabe Brown of Regenified™, Leah Penniman of SOUL FIRE FARM INSTITUTE INC, Lyla June Johnston, Jonathan Lundgren of ECDYSIS FOUNDATION, Cristine Morgan of Soil Health Institute, Toby Kiers of SPUN | Society for the Protection of Underground Networks, John Piotti of American Farmland Trust, Dr. Liz Carlisle of UC Santa Barbara, Kelly Ryerson, Dewayne "Lee" Johnson, carey gillam, Zen Honeycutt, Ray Archuleta, Chuck Benbrook of The Organic Center, Mark Hyman, MD, Dan Imhoff, Kenneth Cook of Environmental Working Group, Urvashi Rangan of Funders for Regenerative Agriculture, David LeZaks, Robyn O'Brien, Rick Clark, Zachary Ducheneaux, Mia Vaughnes of Good Neighborhood Gardens, Elyse Towey, Kelsey Scott of Intertribal Agriculture Council, Kara Brewer Boyd of National Black Farmers Association, Glenn Elzinga of Alderspring Ranch, Alejandro Carrillo, and others (listed in order of appearance).
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MEMBER ALERT 📣 MONTHLY MASTERMIND CALL - This Friday! The purpose of the mastermind is to provide peer support, brainstorm ideas and offer a safe space for communication, gathering feedback, sharing wins and challenges and expanding our thinking for innovations. A mastermind is essentially a small group of people come from similar spaces, in our case we are all working or volunteering broadly in the environmental volunteering space. Whether through Landcare, Friends & Bushcare, Local Government, Catchment Management Authorities, Local Land Services, other environmentally focused or Wildlife / Species Recovery Organisations, Campaigning organisations or Committees of Management, we share similar challenges and values. Come along with a question, a challenge or something to celebrate, crowdsource from others experiences or just take time out to connect with others playing in a similar space. OTHER INFORMATION These sessions will be facilitated by me, but the content and direction come from you. These sessions are NOT recorded and are show up if and when you like. They are designed to be helpful and supportive, NOT to add another stressful thing to your to-do list. Come if you can, pass if your schedule is full. We trust that whoever shows up on the day are the right people and that the content takes us where we are meant to go. There is no agenda, its a free flow FACILITATED discussion.
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Happy #InternationalEnvironmentEducationDay! There is no denying the importance of being educated about our planet and the ecosystems that make it. To celebrate, we're shining a light on our friends at The Bee Girl Organization who are doing their part to educate about honey bees and their importance. 🐝 Get a glimpse at their work in the video below and learn more about their programs on our blog. https://buff.ly/3ucNDZu
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🌟 Introducing the LumiShare Lights the Way Challenge! 🌟 🏆 Amazing Prizes Await! Today's world is filled with challenges that often dim our spirits. But now, it's time to ignite change and become guiding lights!💛 How to participate: 1️⃣Select a positive action from our list and bring it to life. 2️⃣Record your act of kindness, share it, and don't forget to tag us. 3️⃣Follow us, comment on your act, and tag 3 friends to spread the light. 4️⃣Ensure you're following us across all platforms and on Coin Market Cap. Acts of Light:💡 1️⃣Cleaning local beaches. 2️⃣Planting trees. 3️⃣Starting a recycling program. 4️⃣Assisting the elderly. 5️⃣Donating food to a local shelter or food bank. 6️⃣Volunteering time at community services (e.g., soup kitchens, senior centers). 7️⃣Conducting a workshop or educational talk about environmental conservation. 8️⃣Hosting a swap event for clothes or toys to reduce waste. 9️⃣Writing letters of appreciation to healthcare workers or first responders. 🔟Making "kindness rocks" with positive messages and placing them in public areas. 🏆 Amazing Prizes Await! Leading Light: 4,000 $LUMI 4 Guiding Lights: 1,000 $LUMI each Winner Announcement: on the 12th December on our channels. Join us in proving that light can thrive in the darkest times. It begins with us... with YOU! Multiple entries allowed, but only one prize per participant. We reserve rights on entries. Participants agree to promotional use of their submission #LumiShareLightsTheWay #BeTheBeacon #LumiShare #Giveaway #GiveawayAlert #Lumiplace $LUMI #GreenEnergy #RWA
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Today is #WorldVegetarianDay2023! Founded in 1977, World Vegetarian Day aims to raise awareness about saving animals‚ lives and helping the planet. October 1st also marks the start of Vegetarian Awareness Month, so why not try a more plant-based approach and support your local producers, greengrocers and small businesses this month! Want to get involved? Here are a few ideas and activities from World Vegetarian Day: https://ow.ly/SRZ550PPA4X
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Father's Day is a time to honor and appreciate the fathers and father figures in our lives. This year, why not celebrate in a way that also honors the environment? Here are some ideas to make Father's Day special while giving back to the planet: 1. Plant a Tree Together: Trees are vital to our ecosystem, providing oxygen, improving air quality, and supporting wildlife. Planting a tree is a meaningful activity that you can enjoy with your dad, creating a lasting legacy that will grow for generations. 2. Go on a Nature Walk: Spend quality time with your father by exploring a local park or nature reserve. Not only is this a great way to bond, but it also allows you to appreciate the beauty of the natural world and understand the importance of preserving it. 3. Build a Birdhouse: Engage in a hands-on project that supports local wildlife. Building a birdhouse together is a fun and educational activity that helps provide shelter for birds and encourages biodiversity in your area. 4. Cook a Sustainable Meal: Prepare a special meal for your dad using locally sourced, organic ingredients. Discuss the benefits of sustainable food choices and how they contribute to a healthier planet. 5. Volunteer for an Environmental Cause: Spend the day volunteering for a local environmental organization. Whether it’s a beach cleanup, tree planting event, or community garden project, giving back to the environment is a rewarding way to celebrate Father’s Day. 6. Gift Eco-Friendly Products: Show your love and appreciation with gifts that are kind to the earth. Consider items like reusable water bottles, solar-powered gadgets, or clothing made from sustainable materials. This Father’s Day, let’s honor our dads and father figures by taking steps to protect and preserve the environment. By incorporating eco-friendly activities and gifts into our celebrations, we can create lasting memories and a positive impact on our planet. Happy Father’s Day! 🌳💚 #Happyfathersday Diana Achieng Phelix Nyadida
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Join us on January 23rd at 4pm EST for our "Intentional Communities Primer and Connection Circle" webinar facilitated by Chenchira Seger. This session is helpful for any beginner seeking to learn more about living intentionally with a group of people. Included in the course are many links to existing resources, networking capabilities, and a basic primer to help assist those who are either new to this journey, or have stumbled. In this course, you will develop an understanding of: 🍃 A sharing of a lived experience in different intentional communities 🍃 Exposure to different ways of living communally 🍃 A peek into regenerative agriculture and why it can be a central bonding moment to include this in planning meetings 🍃 Bringing back connection while minimizing the drama 🍃 Bringing compassion back to the table, while also holding strong to one's boundaries 🍃 Guided meditations and exercises to help engage the individual in the Great Dreaming and their own personal dreams of why they were born into this world. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gDXiRVGB
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Septic Smart Week is not just for Americans. Ask us how we can help. For tips and pointers please tune in. #Avantu #SepticSmartWeek2023 #CleanWaterForAll WasteWaterTreatment #WasteWater #Environment #CleanEnvironment
🚀 The USEPA launches the 11th annual SepticSmart Week 2023 this coming Monday! 🚀 Avantu Water shares their vision in promoting responsible septic care and use to protect our environment and groundwater. SepticSmart Week is an annual event that occurs the third week of September. Communities, local groups, and state governments can bring attention to the importance of caring for and maintaining septic systems by organizing homeowner education events, sponsoring workshops, or sharing social media from the SepticSmart program. Follow Avantu water for more tips how you can help. #Avantu #SepticSmartWeek2023 #CleanWaterForAll #WasteWaterTreatment #WasteWater #Environment #CleanEnvironment
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Water is life. Water is food. Leave no one behind. That is the theme for this year's World Food Day. Collective action across 150 countries worldwide is what makes World Food Day one of the most celebrated days on the UN calendar. Hundreds of events and outreach activities bring together governments, municipalities, businesses, nonprofit partners, the media, the public and youth to promote worldwide awareness of hunger and action for the future of food, people and the planet. Learn more at https://bit.ly/2YPYOYi.
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