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talking about the earth. earth has loved us for so long but did we loved her back?

THIS IS HOW WE RESTORE OUR EARTH AND CONNECT TO PEACE IN THE WORLD.

The Nature with capital letter

Join the students of the University at Albany as we partake in Earth Hour together! To commemorate this event, students will post a photo on their Instagram story, tag @ualbanygreenscn and use the hashtag #danesinthedark. Using the hashtag will automatically enter you into our giveaway!

**A FREE event for parents and teachers to hear an inspiring talk about a new Nature / Earth / Gaia education philosophy for preschools and schools, coming soon to Hill Park, Manurewa. **Celebrate "International Earth Day" on 22nd April and take a "Journey Back to the Future". **Hear the story of the new Gaia (Earth) Education Philosophy - that has been presented around the world in 2018 and 2019 - at international conferences in Europe, Sweden, China, USA, Australia and in schools, ECE centres and featured on TV3 in NZ. **Witness a vision unfold - which has been driving the Chrysalis Family of ECE centres for the last decade. **See our latest creation - a forest preschool revealed right here in our very own backyard in Hill Park, Manurewa. **Talks will repeat all day on "International Earth Day", 22nd April starting at 10am, 11:30am, 2pm, 4pm, 5:30pm, 7pm. **Register for any talk (click "register" below next to your desired session). **Limited seating, tea/coffee/light refreshments provided, children also welcome.

International Speakers are sharing Environment consciousness.

Singer (Sri Lanka) PLC is a consumer electronics retail organization which has over 450 retail outlets in Sri Lanka. We committed to switch off half (50%) of light fixtures and air conditioners for one hour commemorating Earth Hour 2021.

Recojeremos toda la basura que encontremos

To replant and reforest the open spaces of the watershed Zamboanga City watersheds specifically at the buffer zone of the Pasonanca Natural Park. It provides potable and domestic and agricultural water to the lowland communities. Beyond these immediate benefits, trees cool the urban environment; the extent of the local tree canopy can influence temperatures within a city. Trees reduce the amount of storm water runoff, which reduces erosion and pollution in our waterways and may reduce the effects of flooding. So trees are essential to reducing the urban heat island effect and keeping ambient temperatures down during hot season reducing the use of electrical and fossil fuels as energy conservation measures.