Encourage your classmates to be lunch-litter free by having a tupperware rally; have a paint-your-own-tupperware station
Get critical and creative about stuff: what about a Photo-Exhibit about how you can use 'stuff' and especially 'stuff' known as 'junk' in new ways. For example planting a seedling in a tin can.
Become a Clutter Buster by encouraging your classmates to get rid of things they don't need both in their school (locker & desk) and at home
Hold a clothing swap and get a new wardrobe without buying a thing!
Learn about Vermicomposters and consider getting one set up in your science classroom. Vermicomposters have red wiggler worms in them, which digest raw food scraps into a nutrient-rich fertilizer. This fertilizer, known as castings, makes house plants flourish and gardens bloom. You can purchase red wigglers from companies such as the Jolly Farmer.
Learn about the native species in your school yard. How can these species better flourish and be used to landscape the school grounds?
Suggest to your teachers to have some class plants. They can be plants from different countries.
If you're fond of class pets, why not consider getting a vermicomposter?
Can you find any
native species in your school yard?
What can you do for a healthier student body, school and
environment?
