New research shows global mangrove decline may now be reversing. Explore what drives recovery and why long-term conservation remains essential.
This Earth Day, over a billion people from 190 countries and from of all backgrounds and generations stood shoulder to shoulder in defense of the only home we share.
With demonstrations, town halls, legislative hearings, protests, rallies, petition drives, massive tree plantings and millions of community cleanups — through actions big and small — once again Earth Day demonstrated our power to steer the course of history, hold governments and leaders accountable and protect our world.
To a billion heroes all over the planet, thank for participating!
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Tracking mandatory climate education worldwide
We recognize the vital role of education in preparing communities to address the climate crisis. The European Union has taken a historic step by embedding climate education into school curricula from kindergarten through grade 12 as part of its 2025 Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) under the Paris Agreement.
News and Stories
Inland Community Pioneers in the Plastic Pollution Fight
Plastic pollution threatens inland cities by contaminating drinking water, fish, and food long before the coast.
Birdwatching is Booming, So is Its Problem
Birds are getting a lot of love, and for good reason: they’re essential to environments and fun to watch. Plastic...
Join us in making a lasting impact with The Canopy Project! Since 2010, we've planted millions of trees globally, restoring forests in areas hit hardest by environmental challenges. By donating as little as 1$, you can help reforest communities, fight climate change, and protect biodiversity. Click to learn more and contribute to a greener future!
Climate and environmental literacy, coupled with strong civic education, will create jobs, build a green consumer market and allow citizens to engage with their governments in a meaningful way to address the climate crisis.
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Fast fashion has completely revolutionized the apparel industry, but not for the better.
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Knowledge is key to making an impact. Check out our toolkits to learn how anyone can help solve some of the world's most pressing issues.
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Test your knowledge and learn more about environmental issues. Challenge yourself and discover new ways to make a positive impact.
Celebrate Earth Day's legacy with nostalgic 70s and 90s designs reimagined for today. Every purchase fuels environmental advocacy and supports a sustainable future.
EARTHDAY.ORG in the News
Our Power, Our Planet
My Green Pod Magazine
Marking the 56th Earth Day, this issue reflects on the origins of the modern environmental movement and the enduring power of collective action.
Biodiversity and Conservation
CBS News Detroit
Earthday.org collaborates with Detroit Hives to restore vacant lot into bee-friendly green space
Biodiversity and Conservation
CBS News Detroit
Evan Raskin of EarthDay.org says “If we clean up this property, it will help prevent littering and pollution elsewhere in the community as well,”
Biodiversity and Conservation
IT BOLTWISE
Diese Initiative zielt darauf ab, die Stadt zu einer offiziellen Bee City zu machen und gleichzeitig die Gemeinschaft zu stärken. Durch die Zusammenarbeit von Detroit Hives und Earthday.org wird das Gebiet in einen botanischen Garten umgestaltet, der sowohl der Umwelt als auch den Bewohnern zugutekommt.
Climate Action
Detroit Hive is partnering with Earthday.org this Saturday to clean up and prepare the space for the proposed East Warren Community Arboretum and Botanical Garden project
Canopy Tree Project
ClickOn Detroit
Detroit Hives is partnering with EarthDay.org to prepare the space for the proposed East Warren Community Arboretum and Botanical Garden. The plan calls for a diverse selection of Michigan native trees and a mix of seasonal perennials to support pollinators throughout the year.
End Plastics
NBC Connecticut
Aidan Charron says that every fish in the ocean has some amount of plastic in it
Climate Education
Grounded World LinkedIn
In our latest episode of It Shouldn’t Be This Hard, Kathleen Rogers, President of EARTHDAY.ORG, captures one of the biggest paradoxes in environmental work today: Awareness is rising. But so is a sense of paralysis. Yet as Kathleen reminds us…we are all environmental citizens and no matter how divided the world feels, the planet is the one thing we still share.
Canopy Tree Project
Gadget Magazine
Underreported Earth: Tree Tales series episodes were livestreamed on Earthday.org’s YouTube, Facebook and X accounts last week.
Canopy Tree Project
Les Actualites
Terre sous-estimée : les contes d’arbres vise à sensibiliser le public à la valeur du journalisme d’investigation dans la protection des forêts et de la biodiversité. La série cherche à informer les communautés locales et à susciter un débat plus large sur les enjeux environnementaux et les actions nécessaires pour préserver ces écosystèmes fragiles.
Earth Day Network Supporters
If we each donate a little and do our part, it will add up to make a better world for all living things.
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It supports the fight against climate change which aids at risk wildlife.
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