Ditch the Device and get outside. Explore one of the many area parks or organizations (such as Rye Nature Center and Jay Heritage) with beautiful outdoor spaces. For more ideas, check out these local Earth Week events.
Volunteer for a cleanup! There are a number of cleanups planned for Earth Day. To help keep Rye clean and beautiful, sign up for the RSC newsletter to be notified of upcoming events.
Say No to single-use plastic today and every day. Bring your own Bag and consider eliminating plastic straws from your life. Read more about Rye Sustainability's Sound Shore Last Straw initiative here.
Plant a tree! You can do it in your own yard or donate to RSC's Tree Fund to help defray costs associated with street tree plantings.

Say No to harmful pesticides. Read how to do it here, then complete the Rye Healthy Yard Pledge and receive your free lawn sign!
Say Yes to pollinators! It's easy to plant a pollinator garden and the colorful plants that attract pollinators are beautiful. Visit Rye Garden Club's pollinator garden at Edith Read Wildlife Sanctuary and then use the pollinator pamphlet to plant your own.
Recycle those wine corks at one of RSC's participating Put a Cork in It food establishments.
Get inspired by leaders in sustainability. Read about nominees and winners of the Rye Sustainability Leadership Award and what they've accomplished. This year's winner will be announced on April 25 at Rye City Council.
Need more ideas? Take a look at RSC's Tips for Homeowners on how to live a sustainable life.