Did you know that the farther pollen travels, the more life is shared? For 120 years, Rotary has built bridges between cultures and continents to carry out global actions that promote peace, fight illiteracy and poverty, provide access to clean water and sanitation,...
By Natalia Luque, ESRAG Latin-American Correspondent, Member of ESRAG Communications and the Rotary Club Global Zipaquirá, District 4281 Sometimes, when we think about the current environmental situation, we relate it to catastrophe and crisis. Even though we all...
by Rob Sisson Biodiverse landscapes are vital for the planet’s health, offering critical ecosystem services such as water purification, carbon sequestration, and pollination. However, their value extends beyond environmental benefits—they hold the potential to...
By Joan Marie Gagnon In recent years, the call to adopt more sustainable lifestyles has grown louder, with one particularly appetizing solution taking centre stage: embracing a plant-rich diet. Beyond the well-documented health benefits, such dietary choices play a...
By: PHF PP Rtn Rajendrakumar V. Saraf Environmental Stewardship is defined as being responsible for the quality of the environment for everyone living in it. Environmental stewardship involves conserving natural resources, combating pollution, and protecting...
By Chris Stein, Chair of ESRAG’s Pollinator Task Force On my daily walk through the St. Paul skyways (Minnesota, USA), I pass one of those “Pass It On” signs. One in particular features Nelson Mandela with the quote: “What can one person do?” As a Rotarian—and as...
