(Staircase, Hood Canal, Wa, USA)

Spring Time Hiking Awaits

Where is your trail taking you? (Mt. Elinor, Wa, USA)

Environmental Stewardship, or Future Planning

"Sustainability is the capacity to endure."

Stewardship is a concept of resource management and forward planning. A complete, encompassing responsibility wherein one must meet and anticipate the needs and demands of one's titular holdings. Sustainable environmental stewardship is a challenging goal; certainly, too great a task to undertake solely. It is an activity where everyone is a suitable participant. Available to individuals of all ages and abilities. Encouraging natural diversity requires the talents of many varied individuals to ensure success.  The guidelines are simple: Be a conscious and respectful participant in life.  Environmental stewardship is an idea that transcends creed with a unanimous interest in the well-being of future-earth, as well as, the inhabitants of future-earth. Small choices manifest substantial changes over the course of a lifetime. Actively pursuing environmental quality readily lends itself to a rewarding, satisfying life. 

Suggested Activities:

    

Know where you live- Hike, bike, walk, birdwatch, Beach comb, snorkel, dive, swim, kayak. Find an enjoyable way to experience where you live and go all out. 

Meet your neighbours- find different insects, animals and plants that inhabit your area. Bonus points if you learn their names. 

Get educated- Take a guided hike, visit a zoo or an aquarium, volunteer. When did dinosaurs last live here or was there miles of ice over where your house rests today? 

Share the wealth- Find a friend, take the kids/parents out, talk to a stranger. 

And above all else, this is the only present you have and now is the time for fun!