You Can't Just Do One Of The

People Are Overwhelmed Looking Up At The Mount Everest Of Environmental Challenges That We Face. But You Put One Foot In Front Of The Other And You Recognize That Not Everyone Is Sir Edmund Hillary.

Experience Nature. Then You Know Why It's Worth Protecting.

People Don't Want To Change. It's Hard For People To Change And It's Hard For Businesses To Change. If I Was Running An Oil Company, I Would Be Resistant To Change Too.

To Build A Power Plant And Run Lines To Houses, To Huts, To Anything Is A Tremendous Amount Of Work...how About...just Giving Them The Service Where They Need It-on The Roof Of Their Hut.

It's Something I Passed On To My Kids. They Really Love The Earth Because They've Experienced It From The Youngest Age. They Know Where Food Comes From - It Doesn't Come From The Safeway Bush Or The Ralph's Tree. It Comes From The Earth. And Water And Sunshine And Nutrients. My Children Understand That Because They've Experienced It. I Feel Successful As A Parent, Having Done That.