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Well, you’re about to spend more than a few minutes browsing some pretty interesting maps. Have fun exploring your neighborhood …

Will never forget this amazing woman on the boardwalk who collected used t-shirts and then cut and tied them into no-sew tote bags to hand out for free. Why? So that tourists could pick out designs they loved and use fewer plastic bags near our beloved ocean. 🌊

Our latest game, Go Snorkel!, is now available to download for free on our website. This is a recreation of the classic fishy card game. With a kind twist, instead of fishing for or "having" animals, the players become snorkelers peering through their goggles to discover some of the amazingly diverse creatures who live in our world's coral reefs. "Have you seen a unicornfish?"..."Nope, go snorkel!" CountingOnYouNow.net/fishes Features underwater photographs of 39 coral reef animals including 22 different fishes. For more info on these incredible beings, please check out @fish.feel! ♥️🐠🦈🐟🐡 #humaneeducation #coralreef #fishes

This one is for all the book store, thrift store, and toy store owners out there and anyone having a yard sale. Please make people smile by copying this adorable idea spotted in the window of @stauntonbooks! Sign under stuffed animals reads: Adopt us! Our owners outgrew us but we still want a home. $10 Adoption Fee Includes free kids book to read to me at bedtime! You can pick the book for me.

Yes! Peas on the grocery store shelf in compostable packaging! Can we please see this ASAP for all produce? If your favorite fresh foods are still coming in plastic, please consider taking a moment to email the distributor to ask them why. So far we have received some hopeful responses that indicate the industry is changing... #zerowaste

What if every city had an organization that not only lends tools but uses them to build picnic tables for schools and parks? Richmond is lucky to have you @rvatoolbank! Thank you for your table in the shade at Mary Munford Elementary.

Love all the homemade holiday decorations we spotted around Richmond like this plastic water jug that came back to life as a skeleton!