I really appreciate the Nature Conservancy and their worldwide efforts to protect wildlife and existing open spaces and reclaim areas that have been left damaged and polluted by past inhabitants. As a member I receive their informative email and visit their website as it is a great resource for information on climate change issues, sustainability and how to become an advocate for the environment.
In a recent email the Nature Conservancy sent a link to a seven step guide 
to lower one’s carbon footprint titled: Everyday Sustainability Guide. It’s an informative nicely laid out guide and makes a specific point that to make a difference you only need to change one behavior. As the guide states: “Leave the ‘All or nothing mindset behind'” and start incrementally. I think this is a great approach for folks who feel overwhelmed with climate change and not quite sure how or where to start to make a difference? Hopefully, once folks realize that taking an incremental approach isn’t that difficult that they will consider changing additions behaviors!
Make a difference starting today! Download the sustainability guide by clicking the image to the left. Next, copy and share the link to the guide with others so they can’t start making a difference as well! See the link below.
Copy and share the link below to the sustainability guide:
https://support.nature.org/images/PageBuilder/supporter/TNC_Everyday_Sustainability_Guide.pdfSee other great The Nature Conservancy resources below:
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Hello, this is Lawrence Hoffman I am an environmental advocate living in Los Angeles. This is my blog, where I post my things that are important to me including issues concerning the environment, travel and photography.