For those starting environmental
projects/initiatives (especially young people), ask yourselves these questions before you start:
- What exactly are you trying to do or achieve? What’s your goals/objectives?
- How do you measure and track to make sure you are meeting your goals/objectives?
- How serious are you? Do you want to see real impacts, have fun, or meet school requirements?
- How long are you willing to work on it and commit? 3 months, 1 year or 10 years?
- Do you really understand the problems or the solutions that you are proposing? Do you know the difference between content and context?
- Do you need a team or money to do it? What resources or advice do you need?
- Are you duplicating the work already done by existing groups or the government? Is there a need to duplicate the work, and what/how can you value add or improve upon existing work?
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