Archive for the ‘Green Movement’ Category

PostHeaderIcon Environmentally Friendly Camping

Posted on: Thursday, June 17th, 2010 at 9:00 am

Camping is fun, and offers one an opportunity to blend with nature and relax. However, most of the camping expeditions have been characterized by people leaving litter all over the camping site, polythene papers, and other unhealthy wastes. The following tips can be followed, to ensure that the camping is Eco friendly.

To begin with, one should be cautious when walking around, to avoid damaging the fragile ecosystem, which may include seedlings or wildlife. Secondly, all trash should be collected before leaving the camping site. Even trash left by earlier campers can be removed, and basically the unwritten rule is that the camping site ought to be left better than one found it.

Campfires are built at designated rings only, unless with permission from camp guides. Plastics and other toxic materials should never be burnt in campfires. Finally, campfires must be completely doused when breaking the camp. These easy tips are a sure way of ensuring an Eco friendly camping.

PostHeaderIcon How to Join the Green Movement

Posted on: Monday, September 28th, 2009 at 10:29 am

Green Movement, Green CareThe green movement includes a large range of organizations and this can either be joined formally or you can contribute to the effort by individual effort and community initiatives designed to raise environmental awareness. The green movement attracts contributions from the unlikeliest of places including structural design where one can build their house to utilize the most minimum amount of energy as well as exploit the naturally available sources.

The best way in which one can contribute is by grassroots initiative since at the international level a lot of organizations routing for the environmental course tend to have different approaches to the problem of the planet’s pollution. One can also visit the local conservancies and learn of the species that need attention as well as network with their fellow environmentalists. With neo-environmentalism straddling issues that involve energy utilization it may do well to get involved in alternative energy initiatives.