Look at insects, small flowers, and mushrooms as well as birds, trees, and mammals. As you consider each one, think about its chances of survival if the forests were gone or the waters were polluted. Think about what you and future generations will be missing. One hour is of course too little time, and most people would quickly find this out. Resolve to support environmental education.
Some people donate to school environmental programs.
Or take a child with you on a nature walk. If my list doesn't appeal to you, resolve to make your own. Pick five or ten things you can do to promote healthy habitats and wildlife in your area. A good resolution to end with is to get someone else to make a list of environmental resolutions. The environments of our country and world will continue to get better, as long as enough people resolve to make it happen.