5. Explore Biodiversity 
 
 
 

The diversity of nature is everywhere. So why not roll up your sleeves and see what's been living right outside your door?

  • Buy a local field guide and explore your own backyard. From bees and butterflies to frogs and fish, all living things contribute to a healthy environment.
  • Find out if there are threatened species in your community and see if there are ways you can change this trend.
  • Visit a local botanical garden, forest, or nature preserve to learn about nature from experts and scientists in a fun way.
  • Find out if there is a local nature club. These groups often plan conservation events that are opened to the whole community. Why not learn with others like you?
  • Take only photographs and leave only footprints when you explore.

You can also enhance your local biodiversity. >>

 
 
 
 
 
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