Earth Day 2023
World Earth Day in numbers
1970 – the first World Earth Day
1,000,000,000 – the number of people who have participated in Earth Day to date
75,000 – the number of partners promoting World Earth Day actions
The world's largest environmental holiday
Our world needs groundbreaking changes. It’s time for the world to hold sectors accountable for their role in our environmental crisis, while demanding bold, creative, and innovative solutions. This will require actions at all levels, from business and investment to local and national authorities.
What can you do on Earth Day?
You can really do a lot. Every small step towards a better future for our planet has an impact on the quality of our lives and the lives of future generations.
- clean up the space you live in - nearby park or forest, or a meadow where you walk your dog every day,
- plant a tree or a flower - if you have a garden, plant a tree. On a small balcony or terrace, plant flowers. Every plant is a natural air filter.
- use less energy on that day - try to join the international movement and turn off the electricity for an hour,
- take a shower instead of a bath,
- sort out your garbage - try to make this a part of your daily routine,
- use public transport to get to work or go shopping,
- spend a lot of time outside and appreciate the beauty of the nature surrounding you.
Do you think it's not much?
It is enough that each of us performs at least one of the above-mentioned activities and tries to do it more often, so that it becomes a habit. Just that and only that.
We must act to stop climate change, otherwise it will be too late.
Join World Earth Day 2023.
