Your free headquarters for helping the world.
Environmental projects, community events & personal commitments.
Environmental projects, community events & personal commitments.
A refreshing way to be involved.
Project creators launch their ideas and create goals that determine the success of the project. Participants join in, accomplish goals, and earn rewards.
Project creators launch their ideas and create goals that determine the success of the project. Participants join in, accomplish goals, and earn rewards.
An earthbongo project is the creation of someone like you.
It can be big or small, serious or playful. Get inspired, tap the drum, start a rhythm, and the results will come.
It can be big or small, serious or playful. Get inspired, tap the drum, start a rhythm, and the results will come.
Have impact.
Every week, people work on amazing projects that help the environment, children, animals, community,
and individuals. Wouldn’t it be great to add it all up? That’s earthbongo.
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So far, 7 people have reported back.
So far, our number of meat-free days is 70.
So far, 9 people have reported back.
So far, 6 people have joined.
So far, our number of computers recycled is 7.
by Barry B.
This morning, after dropping of my kids at school, I saw my son's classroom notebook sitting on our dining room table. My first thought was to zip back over in my car. Then I thought, "No way! It's a nice day -- I'll take my bike!"
So I did the 2 miles each way ...
I thought this was a pretty good article from the LA Times. It's from someone writing a column under the heading "Realist Idealist" and has their experiences as to what worked for them, and what did not, in their attempts at living more ecologically friendly.
Here's the link:
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So far, 7 people have reported back.
by marcy
Bring your own bags to the store when you go shopping. Simple. The key is to remember to have them handy. I keep mine in the car at all times.
by Barry B.
Eating less meat has been a vague goal of mine for some time now. I don't want to become a vegetarian, because, well, I like meat! Maybe I'd be healthier by being a vegetarian. But I'm just not ready to take that step.
But here's a project that I think can nudge me in the right direction ...
So far, our number of meat-free days is 70.
by Heidi M.
This project is about celebrating & sharing the bounty of your yard.
Gather some crops. Maybe you grew them, maybe you pick them at a farm.
Make some food & take a picture.
Eat and enjoy.
Share the story on earthbongo!
So far, 9 people have reported back.
by Kelli L.
I took a moment the other day to really look at what's on offer in my favorite grocery store's bulk aisle - so much! It's a great way to both save money and decrease the landfill load, but somehow I'm usually on auto-pilot when I'm shopping, short on time, and so I grab my stand-by packages of h...
Jun
30
So far, 6 people have joined.
by Catriona B.
Figure out how to recycle a dead laptop so that the parts are not just dumped in a landfill or sent to another country. The EPA has some serious stats on this issue:
Only 15% to 20% percent of retired PCs, TVs, cell phones and other electronic devices are being recycled in the United State...
May
25
So far, our number of computers recycled is 7.
