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We are part of an international movement to unite the world around solutions to the climate crisis. This advocacy occurs before the December climate treaty meeting of world leaders in Copenhagen, and stresses the critical importance of reducing the parts per million of carbon in the atmosphere below 350.

On October 24, we joined people all over the world who held events inspire the world to rise to the challenge of the climate crisis, and to create a new sense of urgency and of possibility for our planet. We held two events in Woodstock, VT, and Change the World Kids were in Times Square with Bill McKibben holding signs and calling out for change. In Vermont, in the pouring rain and temperatures slightly above freezing, people joined us to advocate for significant and immediate change. It was awesome.
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Want to know more about our two events?
Forever Forest 350 ~

Change the World Kids are partnering with Three Tomatoes Trattoria to reduce the carbon in our atmosphere, and improve the survival rate of neo-tropical migrant songbirds that divide their lives between Vermont and New Hampshire, and Central America. Cool! Hoping for 350 tree sponsorships of $1.00 each, we have 641, and the sponsorships are still arriving! Three Tomatoes donating 350 additional trees, so next spring we will plant almost 1,000 trees – more if donations keep coming.

The trees will be planted in two plots. One plot will be the in migrant songbirds’ summer breeding habitat, and one will be in their winter feeding grounds. The trees will be chosen for their benefit to the birds, and the sites will be selected to provide optimal environmental benefits, which may include species that provide maximum carbon sequestration, riparian buffer, erosion prevention, softening of field and forest edges, or connecting forest fragments.

Six years ago with Costa Rican biologists and conservationists, Change the World Kids established “Bosque para Siempre, “ a migratory corridor in Costa Rica critical to the survival of indigenous birds and neo-tropical migrants from Vermont.  This successful effort focuses on habitat purchase, reforestation, and education in Costa Rica to preserve a refuge for migrating and resident species. such as the at-risk three-wattled bellbird. The Forever Forest 350 will extend this effort into the northeastern United States.

Save Energy for Free 350 ~
Good day sunshine – harnessing the power of the sunshine and the breezes!  To encourage, educate, and energize people, we gathered to make clotheslines be things of beauty – for the visual eye and for the future of our planet. We painted clothespins, pinned them on 350 inches of clothesline, and created diaries to record the annual energy savings of 350 households that choose to use renewable energy instead of fossil fuels to dry their laundry.

Download this Poster: 350 poster download