- Turn off lights for Earth Hour – Participate in WWF’s global event by turning off lights for one hour on March 27th. This saves energy and raises awareness about climate change.
- Go solar – Installing solar panels provides environmentally friendly, renewable energy for years to come. Look into government rebates to make going solar more affordable.
- Reduce single-use plastics – Bring reusable bags, water bottles, coffee mugs, food containers and cutlery to reduce plastics used once then thrown away.
- Conserve water – Take shorter showers and turn off the faucet when not in use to save water. Only run full loads in the dishwasher and washing machine for maximum efficiency.
- Recycle more – Recycle paper, plastic, glass, and metals. Compost food scraps and use it in gardens. Buy recycled products to create demand for recycled materials.
- Drive less – Walk, bike, use public transport or carpool when possible to reduce vehicle emissions and your carbon footprint.
- Eat sustainable and plant-based – Choose locally grown organic fruits and vegetables, reduce meat consumption and eat more plant-based protein sources.
- Volunteer for local environmental events – Volunteer your time for beach clean ups, tree plantings, nature preserves and environmental education events in your local community.
- Spread environmental awareness – Educate friends and family about important issues like single-use plastics, renewable energy and sustainability. Share information on social media to inspire others to take action.
- Vote for climate leaders and green policies – Vote for leaders and policies that make fighting climate change a priority. Support laws and taxes that encourage sustainability and reduce pollution. Every vote makes a difference!
Celebrating Earth Hour and Earth Day is about making changes that last beyond a single event. Make eco-friendly choices in your daily life to help conserve natural resources for future generations. Together, we can take action against climate change and build a healthier planet.