Posted by Laurie Zuckerman
Don’t have time to organize a project?  No worries.
 
Project SkyBridge provides a simple, no-cost way for your club to take part—without adding to your workload.
 
This flexible biodiversity initiative invites members to plant or care for small habitat spaces such as balconies, yards, or community areas. These individual actions support birds, bees, butterflies, and bats, while connecting into a growing global network of habitat “steppingstones.”
 
There is no need to coordinate schedules or organize a large event. Members can participate anytime, from anywhere. As a club leader, your role is simple:
This approach not only supports Rotary’s Peace and Environment Areas of Focus AND helps expand your club’s reach and engagement in a visible, global effort.
 
Call to Action:
Invite your members today and ensure your club is represented on the EPIC Day of Service map.