Hi Guys.
It's Isa here, look, I'm totally sorry, this project was intended for the Key challenge.
Fernanda, and Antonella did NOTHING of this work, I did everything :). 
I was used, like always, and I guess this is the end or something, but i'm gonna start a new blog, MAYBE.
So...
Lets clean up, and save the earth.

Hello there!
It's Isa here! Our blog got nominated for the Key Challenge... so we want to let you know... our blog is 98.99% intended for girls. Just because they are girls, does not mean they are not good at campaigning, or being scientific.... yes they can!

I want to talk about invasive species and native species in Florida and the effect on our state... after being found in packing materials, in 1931 Cuban Tree Frogs have invaded Florida rapidly, and preyed on the native tree frogs... that sucks! And also, people might think green iguanas are native, because even though they were established in the 1960's, their population has increase.   http://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/nonnatives/invasive-species/ a website states that "...lizard causes significant economic damage to landscape plants primarily in Miami Dade and Broward parts." Talking about that, the black spiny tail iguanas have bothered so many residents by Boca Raton, they have hired trappers to trap this nuisance!

After this you can notice what are Floridas native animals such as SOME species or manatees, birds and seaturtles. We are unleashing non native animals which are the predators to Floridas native animals... same with marine animals!

POSTLY CHALLENGE

Now that you know what native and invasive species are, I dare you to go tell at least 3 people about invasive species...!
Thanks,
Girls are the worlds best friend,
Pink Is The New Green KB.

This is a video of what two people think about the Miami River... and this is true! There is toxic soil in Miami, and inspections of lots of litter and pollution! Well I think what these biased people are saying is a pinch to the wake up of reality because sooner or later from birds eye view the ocean will be Mount Everest mountains of trash!

Here is an video from Youtube... a lady picking up trash in the beach... one person doing such a small activity can help the entire world... a tiny difference , and  especially this is a woman. The ones to make important milestones in the world don't just have to be boys! Girls can make milestones and be scientific too! This doesn't have to just be in Key Biscayne... this can also be al around the world. And this is in Mexico... but still! YOU can change the world with a tiny difference!

I decided to stay with BLOGGER! My personal blog is atinydiffrence.blogspot.com!
I will post later!
Girls can change the world,
Pink is the New Green KB.

In the beach today I did find garbage: plastic bags, Coke cans, etc. But, I did not bring my phone.
Here is a postly challenge: Go tell 2 friends to clean garbage up or don't drop it in the sewer... it leads to the bays/beaches. Even if you don't live by beaches you can help!

Hello viewers! It's Isa here... I just wanted to say that I am thinking of making another fun blog on wordpress about cleaning the beaches and fun activities such as little projects, online diaries, and recepies... that blog will be my other personal blog! I will post the link later!
Girls are the Worlds best friend,                                                                                                                   Pink is the new Green KB.
P.S I am going to the beach today! Let's see if I find garbage!

 

We decided to make a little video about Key Biscayne, our blog, and all about it...

We went to the beach on Wednesday with Kaleia, the author of a mangroves book, and Marcelo, Jp, and David, creators of an app Operation: Environmental Awareness. Together we got plastic bags and cleaned up trash on the beach. What we ended up picking up was too much plastic, non biodegradable foam, toys, cigarettes, and food. Also, we interviewed random strangers, such as security guards, visitors from New Jersey, and old people. What we asked them was first "What do you think of the beaches in Key Biscayne?" and "What do you think about the trash in these beaches being washed up and killing sea turtles, manatees, and fish?" 

When we interviewed a humble old lady, she said "It is our fault that WE are not acting up to clean the future for the kids." Another woman said "These beaches are fine."
Well.... we don't think so due to what we found!

Other Examples Of Trash...
In the beach cleanups, we found tons of non biodegradable foam. We also found straws, bags, beer bottles, coke cans, food, etc. The beaches that we once thought of magical, in a few years will be once upon a time, there was a beach! These plastic cords can be attached to turtles, and as they struggle to grow they suffocate, marine innocent animals eat this garbage and die, sooner or later up to fish will die, and the food web will break, and our ecosystem will fail, and us humans wont have water to thrive on, and since the world would be so polluted, owe it all to us, we can't eat plants. So in the future, if this littering, and marine animal death proceeds, and gets worse, we'll be dead to.
And this is not just in Key Biscayne, this is already rapidly growing over the world! The book "Why Pi?" By Johnny Ball states that "The UK can fill a olympic swimming pool with trash every four minutes." Imagine this in Asia, with the biggest population. Personal experience, my stepbrother lives in Shanghai, and he has to wear a mask because it is so polluted.
So why can't we stop being so lazy? Let's do a doable challenge. I mega dog dare you to get a plastic bag, and clean up 20 pieces of trash You have until Friday, comment if you will do this! We will appreciate it very much! Lend a hand to the beaches, lend a hand to the world.

Today I searched up complaints about trash on beaches, and what I forgot, was the public dog beach in Key Biscayne! Since this beach is public, not private, and it doesn't stretch that much through Key Biscayne or Miami, it really isn't cleaned up! So I found a site bringfido.com and visitors of this dog beach were complaining of stepping on glass, plastic, and too much left over trash, and chicken bones on the sand. This is super dangerous for dogs because they can suffocate over swallowing a plastic cap, or stepping on a piece of glass. This is also for humans. But the worst part is that the dogs may like the smell of the chicken bones, and they eat it, and they choke, or it doesn't digest properly, and the dog dies (most likely) and also, the waves of the beach over time was away the plastic, chicken bones, and glass, as fish, manatees, sharks, dolphins find these shiny materials as tiny marine animals to eat, and eventually they die. This is a big reason of why the marine animal population was dropped down by a lot. Some are on the verge of death!!!
I have had personal experience with this trash. I also took my dog to this beach with my family, only to find plastic bags, beer bottles, plastic caps, and broken pieces of sand along with raw meat, and warnings of not to go inside the water, unless I wanted to be injured by the jagged pieces of glass and plastic! I have a question... Is this what the beach has begun?

On Friday, us three girls went from a building in Key Biscayne to the lighthouse, picking up trash in the sand, near animals, in clumps of seagrass. Along the way, we found a lot of wood and cigarettes, up to used toothbrushes and toothpaste, and Bar-B-Q covered forks, plastic, and my least favorite- FOAM.  Foam is not biodegradable so it is super bad for the environment. It was a great approximately 3 hours of cleaning up the beach, squeezing natural sponges, and looking at birds!!! And JELLYFISH...!

We walked around an area in Key Biscayne... look at all these gorgeous plants, and flowers, what a sandy beautiful place is Key Biscayne! So many minute interesting creatures and details that one might ignore!!!

Hi everyone! We are Pink Is The New Green community! This project is dedicated to help preserve Key Biscayne and its precious natural resources. This website is currently in the process of creation.
Every day or two we will post videos or pictures of Key Biscayne's natural resources and how to preserve them!
 Remember that pink is the new green! See you soon! (And we guarantee you this blog will be extremely fun!)