Greetings! We’ve got apps, comic strips, Instagram accounts, graphic novels, and even a game to help you welcome in a green new year.
A new generation of naturalists & environmental activists:
BirdGirl is a 17-year-old birder and environmentalist who wants to remove the barriers from visual minority ethnic (VME) people getting into nature.
Diary of a Young Naturalist chronicles 15-year-old Dara McAnulty’s world in Northern Ireland.
@glacier996girl introduces climate change to a younger audience.
Next Generation Naturalists is a Kamloops group for 17-22 year olds, facilitated by the Kamloops Naturalist Club.
Comic strips, graphic novels, games, & Instagram:
Consider the vulture: a comic strip that gently reminds us that we will all return to the earth someday.
Follow the story of two ecologists studying quail in the Sierra Nevada in a short art game.
@colinfranksphotography takes photos of birds in Victoria, BC.
@everydayclimatechange, photographers on six continents, document climate change.
Rain, a graphic novel by Mary and Bryan Talbot, is both a love story and a flood story: “ a desperate appeal on behalf of our land, our lives and the lives of our “non-human fellow earthlings.”
There’s an app for that:
Eevie is an eco habit tracker, designed to help you improve your carbon impact by making small changes every day.
Lens is designed to help us explore our surroundings - from identifying plants and animals to scanning and translating text or seeing what’s popular on menus.
They may be shy and retiring, but they still leave tracks in the snow. Find out their identity with iTrack Wildlife.
Help identify plants as part of a citizen science project with Pl@ntNet.
“The only lost cause is the one we give up on before we enter the struggle.” – Vaclav Havel
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