• Walk or ride bikes instead of driving when you have the opportunity.
• Use a reusable water bottle instead of single-use plastic.
• Turn off the lights when you leave a room.
• Practice sustainable fashion: use hand-me-down clothes instead of buying all new clothes and only buy what you need.
• Take pictures of pollinators!
• Clean up trash in your neighborhood.
• Plant a tree, or contribute to an organization doing this, such as the Canopy Project, a partner of EarthDay.org. The Canopy Project - Earth Day
• Plant native plants in your yard to increase plant life and encourage pollinators. Plant a pollinator garden - Earth Day 
• Try a new recipe that encourages eating less meat and more plants. Here's a list of ideas: Earth Day Climate Friendly Recipes - Earth Day
•  Write to your Senators and Representatives asking for laws to improve the climate (reduce plastic products, increase sustainable power, environmental education in schools, or whatever matters most to you!)
• Make an art project out of items that would otherwise be trash.
• Read a book about caring for our planet, such as these:
• The Water Princess
• Kenya's Art 
• Seeds of Change: Wangari's Gift to the World
• City Green
• One Plastic Bag: Isatou Ceesay and the Recycling Women of the Gambia

Yard Goats tickets

We still have a few tickets available for the Yard Goats game on May 5. If you still need to purchase tickets, please contact Lisa Scoma before Friday.