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| Here are some things you can do to “get out of the house” and take advantage of the environment around youin a earth-friendly way! | |||
| Try an activity like scuba diving, where you can get really close to nature | |||
| - Alternatively, visit aquariums, nature centers, science centers, or museums to learn more and get great hands on experience. | |||
| Take advantage of the ecology of your area and go exploring. Some cool places to visit include: | |||
| o The beach | |||
| - Go for walks | |||
| - Search through tide pools | |||
| - Walk your dog | |||
| o Rock formations | |||
| o Hiking in the woods | |||
| - Climb trees | |||
| - Go hiking | |||
| - Visit maple sugar factories | |||
| - Collect pinecones and make birdfeeders out of peanut butter and birdseed | |||
| o Swimming in waterfalls, lakes, and the ocean | |||
| o Places where two environments meet | |||
| - Salt marshes. The area behind |
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| - Costal Cities. |
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| o Go to a Field or Plains | |||
| - Collect wildflowers to decorate your home | |||
| - Go searching under old logs to look for salamanders and other insects. Make a “bug jar” in a glass aquarium and be sure to replace water and be sure to replace water and plants on a timely schedule. Also, be sure the aquarium is open to air. | |||
| o Buy praying mantis egg sacks or butterfly cocoons to release in your garden once they mature. This is a much more environmentally friendly way of controlling pests and saves money on dangerous chemicals. | |||
| o Walk around a local college campus. Many schools have trails through woods or complex paths through cities. | |||
