Young saplings are broken and bottles and litter are left lying around. A recent study by the Beverage Industry Environment Council coined two categories of litterbugs, 'Wedgers' and 'Inchers'. Wedgers cram their discarded wrappers between the slats of benches or in the gardens rather than put them in a bin a few metres away. Inchers drop their rubbish surreptitiously, then edge away from the mess as if it has nothing to do with them. Gazers ' don't see litter and blithely walk over it.
W e are guardians of our environment.
It is our responsibility to ensure that our world, at least our small part of it, is 'very good'. If there were no Wedgers or Inchers, then Gazers and Doers would cease to exist. We would all be Binners - wise owls admiring and enjoying this 'good world' that the Lord God has given to us to care for.