Daily Activities where you can exercise responsible stewardship:

1. You can show stewardship by joining organizations, communities and others that actively engage in the prevention of loss of habitat and facilitate its recovery in the interest of long-term sustainability.
2. To show Stewardship in an organizational context, you should have the responsibility to properly utilize and develop the organization's resources, including its people, its property and its financial assets.
3. To show Stewardship in a development sense, you should thank and recognize the donors. This includes organizing thank you phone calls, recognition events, and conveying the impact that the donor's gift has had.
4. Financial stewardship is based on the belief that God is the true owner of each person's possessions, and that one is accountable to God for the acceptable care and use of those possessions. So we should have the responsibility and the initiative to take care of the things God has given us.
5. To show stewardship you must be eager and responsible enough to take the obligations entrusted upon you. So if a friend ask you to take care of his/her possessions, you should be responsible in taking very good care of it.

For the environment stewardship, you can practice the following

1. Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Your Food

2. Reduce your Meat Consumption

3. Buy From Local Farms or Start Your Own

4. Compost your Natural Waste

5. Change Your Mode of Transportation

6. Cut Down On Single-Use Plastics and Microplastics

7. Stop Buying Fast Fashion

8. Volunteer and Educate Yourself

9. Learn About and Vote for Climate-Friendly Policies