I'm fundraising to restore nature and protect wildlife!
Hi friends! I'm excited to announce on June 1st, I've committed to climbing in the 2024 WWF Climb for Nature. I will be climbing, walking and hiking a challenging route for a total of 4.7 km around the Niagara Falls Escarpment Region Whirlpool to support WWF-Canada’s efforts to restore nature, protect wildlife and help fight climate change.
This climb will take me 1.5 hours to complete 4.7 km, the equivalent of 6718 steps! The funds raised will support WWF-Canada’s 10-year goals to restore over one million hectares of degraded habitat, protect to ecologically rich ecosystems. recover wildlife, safeguard habitat, fight the climate the crisis and reduce the amount of carbon in the atmosphere.
Did you know studies show that spending time in nature can help reduce stress, lower anxiety, improve mood and help manage our mental health? Both correlational and experimental research have shown that interacting with nature has cognitive incredible benefits!
If you know me, you know I absolutely love being in nature! It helps manage my mental health, enhances my gratitude muscles and improves my emotional wellbeing. I'm looking forward to this exhilarating challenge to create impact, raise awareness!
Together we can save wildlife and restore nature! Together help make a difference!
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Thank you, Karen Carrington, for being a community role model and leading a team on the 2024 World Wide Fund- Canada Climb for Nature fundraiser to help preserve wildlife, the planet and to fight climate change. You took the time to bring together a team all the way from Toronto to the Niagara Falls escarpment to lead them on a 2 hour climb to help recover wildlife, restore nature and reduce the amount of carbon in the atmosphere! Karen, we are so proud of you for your leadership, for raising funds and for spreading awareness on this much needed cause. We wish you all the best on your ongoing journey as a humanitarian and as someone who gives back, not only to nature, but to humanity.