What you can do: Week of February 9, 2026
This week, you can read about local efforts to resist major polluters and participate in a citywide climate resilience workshop.
This week, you can read about local efforts to resist major polluters and participate in a citywide climate resilience workshop.
This week, you can make a zine, learn about trees, and act to keep a unique urban agricultural high school open.
This month we’re reading EXILE AND PRIDE, SALTCROP, and A NATURAL HISTORY OF EMPTY LOTS.
This week, you can learn about the impact of road salt on waterways and ecosystems–and how to use it responsibly.
This week, you can submit comments on environmental policy at the local and federal levels.
This week, you can plan ahead and pitch in on next Monday’s day of service.
This week, you can learn about the local birds of winter.
This week, you can mark the start of a new year by spending time outdoors.
Here are a few of the eco-centric titles that we read and loved this year.
This week you can read about road salt and take action to support local waterways.