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Helping Kids and Teens Cope During Trying Times: A Case for Activism Through Letter Writing

August 31, 2022–Susan Sheard

Advocacy•Reduce Your Footprint•Stewardship and restoration•Youth

When I was in Grade 12, my Environmental Science teacher, Janice Palmer, had us scour local newspapers for environmental stories. At least once a week for a couple of months, ...

WANTED: “Non-Activists” to Take Action for Nature

January 27, 2022–Susan Sheard

Advocacy•Campaigns

Even though I’ve been advocating for nature in various ways for more than 40 years, I sometimes sit back and fantasize that full-time activists will “fix” things. Well, I’m back ...

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