Climate change still represents the biggest challenge to the future of humanity and the life-support systems that make our world habitable, even as the world faces the COVID-19 crisis.
On 22 April, we will mark the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, which is going digital this year - you can join in online for 24 hours of action.
The world was not prepared for the novel coronavirus. But we still have time to respond — in every part of the world — to the climate crisis.
Earth Day Network’s mission is to diversify, educate and activate the environmental movement worldwide.
You can tune in to Earth Day online on April 22 and join a digital event from across the globe.
Take action for the planet by volunteering for Earth Day - sign up to the newsletter for ways to volunteer.
UNSW Estate Management is focused on making our campuses more efficient and sustainable on campus, and we can do our part at home, off-campus.
This Earth Day, let's explore opportunities we can take in our homes and our lives to be more eco-friendly.
There are so many ways to make positive changes for the environment as we stay home and practice physical distancing.
Here are a few easy actions to get you started, and then it’s up to you t turn these into habits that last far beyond Earth Day.