EARTHDAY.ORG’s founders created and organized the very first Earth Day on April 22, 1970. Since then, Earth Day Network has been mobilizing over 1 billion people annually on Earth Day, and every other day, to protect the planet.

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Food shapes our health, our environment, and our future. Our theme for Earth Day 2027 is Food for Our Planet™, calling for a transformation of food systems to create healthier, more sustainable futures for people and the planet.

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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.

Fast fashion has completely revolutionized the apparel industry, but not for the better.

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Make a difference today. Explore actions you can take to protect our planet and join a global movement for environmental change.

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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.

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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Kimberly H - Canopy Project Donor
It supports the fight against climate change which aids at risk wildlife.
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Patricia M - Canopy Project Donor
"The public must be educated re climate change."​
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Caroll K - Donor

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