something positive that happened in this unprecedented experience. It can be about family, friends or even strangers but is a message you want to share. What is your “message in the sky”?
Air pollution has decreased, the sky is much clearer and brighter. So please share a message that you would like to leave in the sky for your fellow classmates. Your message can be an example of how you have felt a part of a community, a specific act of kindness,
So today, for your last Tweet and Biology assignment of the 2019-2020 school year, instead of just focusing on the environmental impact, we would like you to share something positive about your feeling of “community”. We would like to call it a message in the sky.
At the end of the video the concept of “community” is brought up. In ecology, the definition of community is the interaction among populations. Early in our remote learning we discussed food chains, food webs and topics such as symbiosis which encompass the term community.
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all of our lives. There have been heart breaks and there have been silvering linings. As you watch the video found embedded in the BBC article, you will hear and see mostly positive effects mentioned.
This article really makes me think about making a more informed and conscious decision about the clothes I buy, particularly the material used to make them. I guess "cotton" should be the "fabric of our lives" and 2nd hand stores get two thumbs up! #slowdownfastfashion
"1.1 billion people worldwide lack access to water, & a total of 2.7 billion find water scarce for at least one month of the year."Let's all try to do a better job of conserving water, protecting our water supply & being thankful for each drop of clean water! #WoodlandSavesWater.
My water footprint:1,244 Gallons/Day. I always try to turn faucets off when I brush my teeth & never let water run unnecessarily. Plan: install low flow faucets to help reduce my water use down to 1,000 Gallons/Day. We are privileged to have clean water! #WoodlandSavesWater
https://t.co/aufskBiLTy I definitely need to change my habits and make sure all of my appliances are ecologically friendly and light bulbs! I need 4.1 Earth's for my lifestyle! #WoodlandSavesCarbon
#foodprintsavesenvironment What is your footprint? To have my daily cup of coffee for a year, I'm causing 155kg of carbon emissions = to driving 397mi or heating a house for 24 days. I should switch to tea, it produces way less carbon, to help save the environment!