We all recognize that the world needs some healing, so we’re out to change the climate conversation from dire to doable. This Spring, The Nature Conservancy is launching a campaign to connect people who may feel at a loss for ideas to positive actions for a healthier planet. There are lots of ways to tackle the climate and biodiversity crises and our hope is to make it easier for people to find their path. As one way to get involved, we invite you to celebrate Earth Day by joining us for live and online events on April 21 & 22.
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Earth Day 2022
Earth Day Manifesto
Earth Day.
It’s not just another day on the calendar.
It’s a cause. A community.
A calling —for us to come together.
To create the world we all want.
The world is ever-changing and often chaotic
But we can do better than simply hoping for the best.
It’s our mission to inspire, educate, mobilize, motivate and coordinate.
It’s our mantra to observe Earth Day, every day.
And we’re calling those of you who share our passion,
Our commitment, and our responsibility to perpetuate progress.
This Earth Day,
Let’s not just celebrate together.
Let’s Planet Together.
Let's Planet Together
Join us for a live and online event that will mix entertainment and inspiration, featuring people from across the globe who are making every day an Earth Day. From restoring the Amazon and brewing beer sustainably to tracking moose migrations and revitalizing coral reefs, these everyday heroes will underline how nature's health is our health and how, together, we have the power to create a thriving future.
Friday, April 22 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. PST
For more information, visit: nature.org/earthday
Thursday, April 21 from 10:00 a.m - 2:00 p.m. PST
Learn more: Fighting For Our Future Virtual Earth Day Summit
Plant a Billion Trees - Gift a Tree
This Valentine’s Day, we asked folks to swap the traditional flowers and chocolates for the gift of trees via our Plant a Billion Trees campaign. With your support, the campaign brought significant visibility to TNC, including some great stories in People, US Weekly, and Daily Mail.
Mother's Day is May 8
Honor a special mother in your life with the gift of trees. Contact Lauren Mitte Wood at lauren@enfieldroad.com.
When you give the gift of trees (for any occasion!), you help protect and restore forests around the globe – and, we’ll send a special, personalized e-postcard message to your gift-ee too. Our next big campaign will be around Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 8), so please reach out to Lauren Mitte Wood (lauren@enfieldroad.com) if you are interested in honoring a special Mother by giving the gift of trees.
Tweet & Retweet - In The News:
- Five Key Takeaways From the New IPCC Climate Risk Report: What is the IPCC? Read TNC's take here.
- Environmental groups urge UN Biodiversity talks to embrace 'Nature-Positive by 2030' Goal: CEOs from 14 of the world's largest environmental organizations call for a global goal to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030.
- Abandoned coal mines are being transformed into solar farms: Watch the video report from The Washington Post.
- Cities can be part of the solution in sustaining species: Urban expansion over next 30 years is projected to threaten survival of more than 800 species globally - but nature-positive planning can help.