Maggie Pence

I will spend 30 minutes learning about the footprint of my food choices.

I will dive deeper into waste challenges in Ghana and how this relates to our waste here at University of Richmond.

I will learn more about the traditional practices of land care and management.

I will learn more about the importance of locally sourced food.

I will spend 30 minutes today learning about the history of our local communities in the Greater Richmond area.

I will spend 30 minutes each day practicing gratitude (prayer, meditation, journaling, etc.) for Earth, nature, and community surrounding me.

I will go on a walk in the Eco-Corridor with a friend, colleague, or new acquaintance.

I will take the waste quiz to ensure I know what is compostable, recyclable, and what goes to the landfill.

Watch the short video on how to properly sort your waste.

I will virtually visit popular wildlife areas and parks in Ghana.

I will learn how chocolate farming in Ghana and West Africa impacts our environment and communities.

I will expand and broaden my community by attending one event or social gathering in the Richmond area.

I will spend 30 minutes learning about the health benefits that nature provides and ways to increase wellbeing through the outdoors.

I will learn about how e-waste has a negative impact on the environment and human health in Ghana.

I will learn more about the history of the James River in Richmond and restoration plans for waterways in Ghana, including the Korle Lagoon, and what efforts are being done today to protect these waters.

I will learn about the Rights of Nature Movement in Ghana.