District Governor Philip Archer has challenged the Environmental Sustainability Committee to come up with a safe activity to engage members while in lock down as the current lock down and on-going pandemic has sabotaged many activities. Our response: Colour Your World (in the current world of shades of grey)
* Members grow plants that encourage insects, butterflies, birds, bees and other pollinators while adding colour to your world. Members choose their seeds they want to plant.
* Seeds can be ordered on line (or from your local nursery if ‘click & collect’ facility available). People are encouraged to select seeds/seedlings that promote insects, butterflies, birds, bees and other pollinators; and/or vegetables.
* Grow these plants in the front or back gardens, on balconies, rooftops or pots.
* Grow these plants in the front or back gardens, on balconies, rooftops or pots.
* Engagement will be developed through helping each other with tips, sharing information, posting their photos or videos online and at Zoom meetings.
* Gardening is well recognised for its positive impact on mental health and general well-being.
Colour your world is a simple idea and a tangible activity. It does not involve leaving your home and is therefore safe. It is an opportunity to engage members and the message is clear:
Colour your world is a simple idea and a tangible activity. It does not involve leaving your home and is therefore safe. It is an opportunity to engage members and the message is clear:
Colour Your World so we can Colour our World.
