Ecobrave
What We Are
Not too long ago, Holly Burns and Jessi Allen realized just how soon Global Warming could take its toll on our beautiful planet. They realize that they could change things and restore Earth's beauty if they took some simple steps and told other people about their plan. That's when they founded Jollz, a company made up of only them but one that was commited to saving Earth. But for a while they stopped Jollz and nothing went on, until they decided to change into Ecobrave, a committee dedicated to the conservation of our planet. We still concentrate on Global Warming issues, but we also focus on the aspects of wildlife as well.
Updates!
- Welcome to ecobrave's new website! We're adding on finishing touches and I'm sure we'll find a few more ideas to add on in the next couple of weeks, so stay tuned.
- We hope all of our readers will visit the Environmental Defense homepage, and sign up for their newsletter, it doesn't cost a thing and it has valuable information about how you can help in the fight to stop Global Warming.
- We'll be adding on a page about us in a few days! Of course, there will be many other features for you to keep an eye on.
Email us!
You can always email us with questions, comments, or concerns at ecobrave@yahoo.com We love to hear what our readers have to say and we're open to all suggestions and questions. In fact, if you have a question for the FAQ section of our website email is the way to ask.
A few Things
We just wanted to let everyone know that fighting Global Warming is not hard. Think about it, if everyone in the world took at least one step in our plan we would slow down Global Warming greatly. Oh, and we wanted to give a shout out to Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth. It's a very informative movie and will educate you about Global Warming.
Picture of the Week
This is an image of a Grizzly Bear, a threatened species that roams in Canada and parts of the United States. They're beautiful animals, and you just might catch a glimpse of one while hiking through Yellowstone National Park, or visiting some Montana, Idaho, Washington, or Alaska. They roam in the Northern United States mainly, but we've heard that a few live in the Rocky Mountains as well. If you've seen or have a picture that you think would be good for the Picture of the Week, email us the URL and we'll take a look. The picture must be of an animal, plant, or any natural scenery. Thanks!
