Arian Lemal, The Sweeper of the Peaks

A short video of cleaning in Nepal:

Video Cleaning Nepal

A week's holiday in the mountains, and family: it is the dream! I recharge my batteries, I rest, and I ski all day. As I was told a friend: "you deserve it", so I took advantage.

I received my last two negative responses of large French companies that communicate a lot about the environment ... Unfortunately, innovative projects, concrete, rather unique are not wanted ... Sailing is more promising. Damage.

For 1 month now, I recall a phrase constantly in mind: "Everybody wants to save the planet, but nobody wants to go down the garbage". What do you think? Is it real, figurative, or does it summarizes well the reality?

To all the children who follow my blog, if you enjoy what I do, and have enjoyed meeting me, if you-please, do not take advantage of people who will not go down the garbage. Our planet deserves an effort, and worth your effort. For example, if you pick up a bag pastique on the beach, you say it's bad luck and less for a dolphin to die by suffocating! FOr those who are in the country, tell you that streams ending up in the ocean, so where are the dolphins.

Recycle your batteries, and tell you that there are thousands of liters of water that will not be polluted by the mercury inside these cells.

And when you leave a room, remember that there are several kg deCO2 who will not go into the atmosphere.

It's simple stuff, right? I find myself.

Have a great Friday, and then a very good weekend.

And now, I finished my work in schools ... The pleasure and satisfaction I feel at these moments with the "actors of tomorrow" are always unique! And then, when some students send me emails or post comments on the blog, I am even more pleased and relieved to know that my efforts are paying off, and some of them will work to reduce their impact on the environment through small gestures ... Some girl will throw more his chewing gum on the floor, another throw his cigarette butts in the trash. In short, good things motivating!

Now I'm heading NEW ZEALAND where I will spend two years to finish my Masters in Environmental Management. From there, I will continue to scan the treetops, I will continue to make videos and I hope you enjoy them ... maybe the sweeper of the summits will then find a partner to support him in his effort.

For now, I'm creating my bag, and administrative tasks to finish ... and I gives a short week with the family ... to SKI! And yes, the mountains, the mountains always! What beautiful and imperial!

Very good sunny day to you,