Ecotivity
Ecotivity is an abbreviation, or blend, of the term, ecological activity. An ecotivity is any activity that promotes the conservation or sustainability of ecosystems and bio-diversity.
In more general terms, an ecotivity can be thought of as any ecologically friendly activity. Ecotivities, therefore, make a positive contribution to averting the environmental crisis of the planet or means of effecting positive change.
Ecotivities include all associated values, actions, and choices either as a green consumer, or as an individual living a sustainable lifestyle, for example, by recycling or energy efficiency. Ecotivity can also be of political, direct action, hands-on environmental conservation, and creative confrontational acts, that are a means to protect the environment.
Types of ecotivity[edit]
- recycling
- energy conservation
- use of renewable energy
- ecotourism
- simple living / sustainable living
- use of alternative transport
- organic farming and other sustainable agriculture
- guerrilla gardening or permaculture
- conservation volunteering
- green politics
- eco blogging
- ecoterrorism
- green or environmental consumerism
- environment education [1]
- ...and other environmentally friendly lifestyle choices
Ecotivity links[edit]
- Ecotivity - a community driven website that encourages awareness of activities, events, tools, ideas and resources that promote a more ecological and sustainable lifestyle.
- Ecotivity Environmental Education - Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve environmental education program using an ecotivity box.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Earth Matters Projects". Earth Matters. June 29, 2006. Archived from the original on September 27, 2007. Retrieved June 29, 2006. Unknown parameter
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