Earth Day

Show love for our planet on Earth Day! This global environmental movement encourages people to take action to protect the environment and address climate change. From tree planting to beach cleanups, Earth Day is about making positive changes for our planet and inspiring others to join the fight for a cleaner, healthier world.

History & Origins

Traditional holidays often have deep historical roots, stemming from religious traditions, cultural practices, or significant historical events.

Why It Matters

Traditional holidays preserve cultural heritage, strengthen family bonds, and provide important opportunities for rest, reflection, and celebration.

How to Celebrate

Participate in local environmental cleanup activities. Plant trees or start a garden with native plants. Reduce energy consumption and adopt eco-friendly practices. Learn about climate change and environmental issues. Support environmental organizations and green initiatives.

Fun Facts

• The first Earth Day was celebrated on April 22, 1970
• Over 1 billion people participate in Earth Day activities worldwide
• Earth Day led to the creation of the EPA and major environmental laws
• The Earth Day flag features a photo of Earth from space
• Earth Day is now celebrated in more than 190 countries