Archive for the ‘Environmental Action’ Category

The following is an excerpt from a post in The Blue Line info@boulderblueline.org by district wildlife manager, Kristin Cannon:

“I truly feel we can prevent that bear from coming  into town in the first place if we can convince it that people and  the city have nothing, no garbage, to offer.”

Since this issue is widespread, it is going to take a solution that  is both reasonable and practical. I think no one can determine what  solution is best other than the residents this issue affects. I encourage everyone to not only share feedback with me in the  upcoming months but to also become involved in the city’s efforts by  participating in the creation of the Urban Wildlife Management Plan. Information on the plan can be found at www.boulderwildlifeplan.net. We can and should generate a remedy for the problem of unsecured garbage, and if we do we take a crucial step toward making Boulder a more bear-friendly city.”

SMALL ACTIONS:

  1. Eat and drink local foods and beverages
  2. Ride bikes and use public transportation when possible
  3. Switch to compact fluorescents.

BIG ACTIONS:

  1. Pressure government and corporations to make the  BIG changes.

For more information, contact Amy Guinan or visit www.cleanenergyaction.org