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April 2021 PoE Accepted Work Shares

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  • #20975

    Title: Plastics all over

    Location: Romania

    Other Information: Returning from the field where we plant trees.

    By: Sorin

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    #20986

    Title: Recycling bottles and cans

    Location: Berlin, Germany

    Other Information: Recycling those bottles and cans from my previous photo. It was worth around 7 Eur in the end.

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    #20987

    Title: Recycling spent batteries

    Location: Berlin, Germany

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    #20989

    Title: Salvage

    Location: Erie, PA

    Other Information: I salvaged this stuff from an abandon house. I will refinish and it will either be used by my family or sold.

    By: Jim

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    #20996

    Title: Weekend trip

    Location: Romania

    Other Information: My weekend trip to the mountains. The hike was to a peak called “the lazy one”. We managed to track some bear cub tracks and some nice plastics and litter. Lucky that there were some bags abandoned on the road and I was able to collect some plastics. One good news is that the nature is playing hard and it recovers quickly 🙂

    By: Sorin

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    #20997

    Title: Clean up walk

    Location: Meadville

    By: Jim

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    #21003

    Title: Donating clothes

    Location: Newton Falls

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    #21004

    Title: Springing into life

    Location: Newton Falls

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    #21006

    Title: Reforestation project update

    Location: Romania

    Other Information: A short update on our reforestation project in Romania. We are getting close to 1600 planted trees in 7 sessions. Hopefully the other 1900 trees will be planted until mid May. The deers visited the site and enjoyed some oak bark and left some marks there also 🙂 Mimi, our dog collected some ticks from the grass so watch out when you go into nature as those tinny little creatures are now active again.

    By: Sorin

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    #21012

    Title: Short rainy walk. Much rubbish.

    Location: Marysville, Ohio

    Other Information: EverGreenCoin EGC work gloves! Available soon in the reward center and at sponsored events!

    By: Steve

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    #21016

    Title: Plant kit

    Location: Barstow, CA

    Other Information: Sunflower plant kit.

    By: EcoWealth

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    #21019

    Title: Through downtown Marysville, Ohio

    Location: Marysville, Union county, Ohio

    Other Information: On my walk from a barbershop across town, I collected many, many handfuls and one bag (which was litter itself) of peoples’ rubbish. EverGreenCoin work gloves in the reward center soon!

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    #21024

    Title: Beach Micro-Plastics Cleanup

    Location: Seaford, Victoria, Australia

    Other Information: It’s hard to solve a problem that we can’t see…
    Once you visit the beach with your micro-plastic hunting eyes on, you will never see a beach in the same way again. Much like picking up rubbish on the side of the road, you often don’t realise just how much there is until you start collecting it all. 
    Nurdles were one of the major culprits however there was also a lot of small pieces of plastics that seem to have broken of larger pieces while churning in the ocean before finally washing ashore.
    What are nurdles? 
    “Nurdles are tiny plastic pellets, and they are causing devastating damage to our environment and marine life. You can find them on your favorite beach, blending in with sand and shells. 

    The first reported appearance of nurdles on beaches dates back to 1970. However, plastic production began in 1940, so it’s likely that nurdles have been entering the ocean since then.
    A nurdle is a small plastic pellet used to create virtually anything plastic. From plastic bottles to automobile parts, they’re widely used in plastic production. 

    They are the raw material for everything that’s made of plastic. But even if they’re tiny, their damage is giant and immeasurable. Because of their size, it’s hard to keep them contained, and they spill into rivers, waterways, and the ocean. 

    Nurdles come in all sorts of colors, and their size and shape make it very easy for marine life to mistake them for food. It’s been recorded that more than 220 species of marine animals ingest microplastics and plastic debris. 

    Nurdles are made of polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polyvinyl chloride, or other plastic types. Also, in some cases, they contain different additives to create pellets of different densities.” – Ocean Blue Project
    Here is some of the plastics/micro-plastics collected from Seaford beach, Victoria, Australia

    By: Joel Courtidis

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    #21025

    Title: Starting Geraniums

    Location: PA

    Other Information:

    Geraniums are beautiful flowers that are easy to care for and propagate making an excellent beginner plant house plant, i do put many of them outside for the warmer months here in NWPA.

    By: Jim

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    #21027

    Title: Clean up

    Location: Meadville, PA

    Other Information: Cleaned up this old tv and other junk from the woods near my house. I am donating this effort to my local conservancy.

    By: Jim

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    #21031

    Title: Earth Day Walmart cleanup

    Location: Cortland, Ohio

    By: Jay, Eric, Steve

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    #21034

    Title: Glass recycling again

    Location: Berlin, Germany

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    #21035

    Title: Registered with the Klima app to compensate for my CO2 emissions

    Location: Everywhere

    Other Information: It’s a really easy to use app which I recommend that people install. Compensating for my (admittedly very low) emissions will cost me about 60 EUR per year which is very affordable. Installing the app and checking what it would cost you is free, and the money goes to reforestation and solar power projects which are carefully vetted.

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    #21048

    Location: Romania

    Other Information: Sunday walk to check the planted trees, foraging for some wild pansy and pick some plastics along the way. Wildlife seen during the trip: deers (4), hare, pheasant, snake, ducks and some other birds, a dead fox.

    By: Sorin

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    #21054

    Title: Garden view

    Location: Meadville

    Other Information: Flower gardens and native flowers make NWPA a beautiful place to live in the spring. I mow my lawn as little as i can get away with to allow wild flowers to grow.

    By: Jim

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    #21056

    Title: Scrapin’

    Location: Newton Falls, Ohio

    Other Information: Collected aluminum cans from several friends and family members houses and apartments all winter. Made $20 for lessening their trash-footprint. 10 full trash bags of 40 pounds of cans. The line was too busy for me to take pictures of the bags while unloading, sorry I could not. I did not want to be rude to my fellow scrapers still waiting in line and did not think to prior.

    By: Steve

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    #21058

    Title: Quick clean up

    Location: Champion, Ohio

    Other Information: I had to give someone a ride to a bank. While I waited for them, I did a quick clean up along a fence.

    By: Steve

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    #21061

    Title: Morning Clean up

    Location: Meadville, PA

    Other Information: Grabbed 2 bags of garbage on the walk to work today.

    By: Charyn and Kurtis

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    #21062

    Title: Local clean up

    Location: Linesville, PA

    Other Information: Had fun with this one and took a dip in a deep ditch and got soaked 😂 you can thanks the husky pulling me.

    By: Ashley

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    #21064

    Location: Romania

    Other Information: A visual gift for Jim: Some seedlings ready for the planting season and some greens in our raised beds. Best month of the year! April!!!

    By: Sorin

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    #21067

    Title: Landscaping

    Location: Cortland, Ohio

    By: Blake and Jason

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    #21068

    Title: Coral propagation

    Location: Meadville

    Other Information: Started with seven rescued zoanthid polyps and now an nearing 100, soon i will be selling coral frags for fund raisers.

    By: Jim

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    #21069


    Title: Discing a field, readying the canvas.

    Location: Ohio

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    #21078

    Title: @CleanPlanet trash pickup

    Location: Southeast Michigan

    Other Information: Through www .joinseeds .com cryptocurrency  I learned about CleanPlanet on discord. An initiative to clean up our planet.  I entered some new challenges  of learning the blockchain technology, and started my adventure  in cleaning up my local area  of the garbage people so carelessly  leave behind.  It has given me an opportunity to start earning some money within my own schedule and abilities.The following link is to my new dtube channel  where I have done at least 2 trash pickup sessions in my neighborhood. And working on a 3rd! I know no one else is going to do it, so I might as well take the opportunity. At least I can do something decent with my time and energy and get paid.  Please visit the address below for the videos. https://d.tube/#!/c/kchheap111

    By: Southeast Michigan

    Scored as 10 because of late posting.

    #21079

    Title: Seedlings

    Location: PA

    Other Information: 74 tomato, 3 potato, and some ginger. growing some food.

    By: Jim

    Scored as 10 because of late posting.

    #21080

    Title: I built my own compost bin

    Location: Southeast Michigan

    Other Information: I have been involved in 4-H pretty much all my life in one form or another.    As a child and teen,  I raised and helped care for many animals  both wild and domesticated. Too many to count but I raised and fostered dogs, cats, rabbits, ducks, owls and other birds.  It is just part of who I have become.   I have won many ribbons for showing animals, making projects, growing plants, etc.    One year I wanted to start growing pumpkins  to sell. I set up a small garden. It wasn’t set in in a very good place, due to lack of sunlight.   So I gave up for awhile, and later set up my garden in another spot.  It was 8x12ft roughly.   And then after a few years  i expanded to another type of garden. I was watching many homestead  videos at this time, learning about permaculture   and different elements of this method.  In 2018 I decided  to build a large compost bin so i could collect more biomass than what I was collecting in garbage bins and allow it to “cook”  to start breaking down. I found plans online, I scaled them up to a 4x4x4ft bin  and  bought the lumber. built a hinged lid. This was first major build I built mostly by myself.   I was very proud of it.  I really don’t want to give it up so soon after i built it.  I put a lit of thought, blood, sweat, tears, and heart into this project as i do almost every project i involve myself in.

    By: Kc @HEAP Healing Rarth Abundance Project

    Scored as 10 because of late posting.

    #21082

    Title: Hugelkultur garden

    Location: Southeast Michigan

    Other Information: I have been involved  with growing or caring for something  whether plant or animal, in 4-H.  In about late 1990s to early 2000  I started my own garden in my backyard  to grow pumpkins but it failed due to poor placement and there wasn’t as much info on the net yet on the subject.    So I tried again a few years later after graduating massage therapy school.  I wanted to start changing my diet a little bit. Introduce some other veggies into my pallet. I figured i would be more likely to eat more veggies if i grew them. Eventually  i was learning  what permaculture  was  and started to inch my way into that, using some methods. Hugelkultur  i thought was an awesome idea,  so I started making my beds into modified  versions  of hugelkultur.  Also applying lasagna layers .  And making more raised beds.    I want to keep the hard work and love i put into these gardens and expanding to add fruit trees making my backyard  a sanctuary for me and my future wife.  My girlfriend  whom I met online was attracted  to my profile because i had pictures  of my garden and my sunflowers,  instead of pictures of my car.

    By: HEAP1 Healing Earth Abundance Project

    Scored as 10 because of late posting.

    #21086

    Title: EGC wheelbarrow

    Other Information: I am Ahmed Mohamed-Said who is always trying to do his best for the environment in Kakuma.

    Location: Kakuma

    By: Ahmed via https://www.facebook.com/groups/evergreencoincurrency

    Scored as 10 because of late posting.

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