Briefly describe when, where, and why you became
interested in eco-action. (Eco Picture Diary page ▼)
Think about possible kinds of eco-action.
Then investigate them and decide which you will do. (Eco Picture Diary page ▼)
Keep a daily record of what you did, how it turned out,
and what you thought of it.
If you just looked into an eco-action, you can write about that too.
Use your diary entries, drawings, and photos to describe
your activities in an easy-to-understand way. (Eco Picture Diary page ▼)
After doing your eco-action, summarize your overall impressions,
your discoveries, and any areas needing improvement.
Write about any future eco-actions you want to try. (Eco Picture Diary page ▼)
Provide information on the references you consulted, such as the titles,authors,
and publishers of books you used and the URLs of websites you visited. (Eco Picture Diary page ▼)
Start by filling in the diary’s spaces in order. If there are any parts you’re not sure of now, you can look them up and write them in later.
Do you see what eco-action is all about?
Why not do a little investigating and take action yourself!
And then write about your activities in an Eco Picture Diary!
If you are serious about it and put in the effort, your diary can be a useful part of your independent research project. Give it your best shot!