I was picking up my puppy pooh 💩 at soccer field playing fetching, I decided to fill the bag with litters. Puppies followed along while picking rubbish.

Tipping point means,,, when earth gets hotter by 1.5 degree, no matters what we do, even we reduce 100 percent of the carbon releases..., earth itself will make earth hotter and hotter by melting permafrost in Alaska and Siberia, releasing more carbon n butane as they melts, and same loop with forests 🔥 fire Carbon dioxide and methane are released into the atmosphere as permafrost melts. 

Visiting Wilson’s Promontory National Park and Squeaky Beach. Our good friend Pete picked up a plastic chip packet, not only improved the view but helped the environment that extra bit.

Had a fantastic morning with students from King's College and guest Cameron Tolmie attending to week mitigation on the parcel of land immediately adjacent and west to our property.

My sister and I caught up with Mum and Dad's dear friends Brian and Sandy. We had a lovely lunch at Fitzy's in Toowoomba.

Having a wonderful chat with Paola about account based marketing 😊

I collected a bag of rubbish on my way to the Kings College bush regen working bee 😊

I visited Kings College for the first time since the early 1990s. Andrew and Thérèse were wonderful hosts for my tour. Andrew and the residents are doing wonderful work regenerating the vegetation along the river. Super impressed! So much so I’ve offered to come help next Wednesday. Watch this space 😊

All the rubbish on my walking route to the bus getting to me again ☹️ 226 seperate pieces, including 2 vapes which if separated into the 2nd bag with the bottles.

Was walking the dogs with Soyun at Sid Bigg park in Mudgeeraba when I noticed a Passionfruit vine in a tree near the scoreboard. It was easily removed, but I also removed 30 vine seedlings.

I was in central Brisbane eating my sushi when I was visited by this feral pigeon looking for some food. The feather on the pigeon’s head looked like a hat, and its feet were very deformed. (Interesting research on pigeon feet!). It reminded me that whilst removing invasive species from our natural areas is vitally important for biodiversity, they are living beings. Which means removal should be done as humanely as possible. Also, in our majorly altered environments like city scapes, pigeons and other introduced species can help nature reestablish an ecosystem, create a food chain. Provide a connection to Nature that many city dwellers lack. So I gave him/her some sushi, and left the mall with a smile on my face.

Planted 300 trees on Aroona along the riparian zone