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• Become a Climate Guardian.
• Plant a tree (no surprises with this one I guess)
• Go through one drawer or cupboard and do a clean up. Send anything good to the op shop.
• Download a green app. Go for Shop Ethical, Sustainable Seafood Guide, and Significant Trees in Victoria.
• Celebrate by having some friends over for an organic, vegetation feast.
• Go out with friends and raise an (organic) glass to our beautiful world.
• Join up with Greenpeace, Rise of the Eco Warriors, Quit Coal, and Get-Up.
• Get yourself a Kindle (kinder on the environment in the long run if you are a prolific reader). Not using your Kindle? Pass it along to a friend.
• Join your local library or find a book club in your area.
• Decide to go plastic free in one area – e.g. lunch wrappings, bin liner, when buying fruit & vegetables etc
• Find out where your local Landcare group hangs out.
• Get your bike out of the shed, pump up the tyres and get out on the street.
• Tell your local Greens you will help out on Election Day.
• Sign up with some great green websites such at – EcoChick, GRIST, and Daily Lime,
• Find out where and when your local Green Drinks takes place.
• Dig out your sewing machine and make yourself something original and fantastic.
• Get knitting (again).
• Get out in your garden and plant your winter crops.
• Find our when your local farmer’s market is on.

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