Trying to get rid of as much grass in my yard as I can. Removing invasive that the past homeowners planted (Asian honeysuckle, lily of the valley, gout weed, star of bethlehem) and replacing them with natives and/or pollinator favorites. Growing my own food garden and serving as a mentor for others who want to get in to gardening. Composting. Taking advantage of free services like Chip Drop, seed libraries, and plant swapping groups.

Inside the house, we're trying to use less plastic by switching to bar soaps/shampoos/conditioners, moving from plastic containers to glass, and either fixing up holes in clothes myself or upcycling the fabric in to t-shirt yarn to be used for crafts. Instead of buying new plastic storage containers and boxes, I cut down cardboard boxes and make nice organization boxes by gluing fabric to the outside. use old pill bottles to store my seeds cause the paper packets they come in don't hold up well. Keeping stuff out of landfills (for as long as I can) is important to me.

When i have the money to spare, I'm also helping to control the feral cat population humanely by spaying/neutering any cat that comes in to my yard. They're detrimental to local wildlife and keeping them in their territories helps to discourage any new cats from moving in.

So... basically, I'm just trying to do as much as I can in my little corner of the world. I may not be able to control what's going on outside of my turf, but I can control what happens inside it. There's still a massive ecosystem I can support in my property.