I love Bella's reply!! Yes, this is true- The trash is ours and so we have to start picking it up. The faeries can't do it-and they need our cooperation! Alot of the aluminium and plastics pile up and leach alot of toxins into the soil. Insects and animals are indirectly affected, as are the plants..

Keep a pack of trashbags in your car-- and after work, pick an area to pick up the trash. It only takes an hour in large areas. You'd be surprised how much beer cans, soda cans, plastic bottles and such people throw near beautiful woodland areas! Imagine how much the faeries have to be forced to look at all t hat garbage when they tend to the wildlife.

I am having a problem with my father not permitting me to bring the garbage home with our own garbage-- even though our garbage man doesnt mind one extra bag of garbage with thier other one they put out on Tuesdays for him to pick up. So I will be picking up garbage soon and will deposit it in one of our state parks' dumpsters. If you are lucky to have your own home and this is not an issue- just pick up garbage once a week and put it out with your other garbage on Garbage Pickup day!

With the aluminum cans, you can put them in a seperate bag for recycling.

One of the things that I learned when picking up garbage is not to get angry at the jerks that tossed all the stuff in Nature-- but to pray for them. If you mutter curses every time you pick up a soda can, you are spreading negative energy throughout Nature and the plants and trees feel it-- our attitudes send off ripple effects everywhere.

IT is best to pray for the people who threw out the garbage- that they will have a spiritual awakening experience one day!

One of the things I just heard about garbage too- our Wildlife is getting hurt by it. I just read where deer and bear often get their heads stuck in plastic pretzel containers that the hunters don't clean up in my State of Pa. The animals die of starvation because they can't get these large plastic containers off of their heads.

They were able to actually rescue a bear with one stuck on his head, but a buck deer was not so lucky earlier this Summer.

Another problem with trash and wildlife are those plastic 6 pack liners . Turtles and other animals get thier heads stuck in them and choke .

We humans have to stop being slobs!!!